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Constitutional conventions and the headship of state: Australian experience

Constitutional conventions and the headship of state: Australian experience

Hardcover

Australia & OceaniaGeneral LawGeneral Political Science

ISBN10: 1925501159
ISBN13: 9781925501155
Publisher: Connor Court Pub
Published: Aug 1 2016
Pages: 228
Weight: 1.10
Height: 0.56 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: English

Constitutional systems frequently depend upon conventions - unwritten rules based on principle and precedent - to guide their operation, including regarding the role of the head of state. The Queen is Australia's head of state, with her Australian federal representative, the Governor-General, serving in day-to-day practice as a de facto head of state. Papers in this volume discuss conventions and other practice relating to the Crown in Australia's Westminster-style system of government responsible to Parliament. Papers consider the Australianisation of the Crown since federation in 1901, the evolution of a modern Australian office of Governor-General (exemplified by Sir Zelman Cowen, Dame Quentin Bryce, and others), and the continuing debate on an Australian republic.

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