1. What does the principle of separation of powers mean in a democracy?
2. In what year was the Australian Constitution established?
3. What is the primary role of the different levels of government in Australia?
Democracy principles — core idea?
Power held by the people, directly or through representatives.
Australian Constitution — role?
Establishes government framework and division of powers.
Levels of government — functions?
Federal, state, and local manage different responsibilities.
Democracy — definition?
Government by the people, directly or via representatives.
Representative Government — role?
Citizens elect officials to make decisions.
Rule of Law — principle?
All are subject to law fairly.
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