BUSAD 120 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Fair Work Commission, Judiciary Of Australia, Adversarial System
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The executive: administer the law, consisting of the prime minister and other ministers and is vested in the. Federal/state relations: upon federation, certain powers were given to the federal government and many were kept by state government, the australian constitution sets out how the power is shared by state and. If the federal parliament has not legislated in relation to any of the matters listed in s 51, then that matter remains within the regulatory authority of the states. If a state parliament has made a law in relation to one of these matters, and the federal. Parliament makes a law in relation to the same matter, then s 109 of the australian. Constitution provides that, the latter shall prevail, and the former shall, to the extent of the inconsistency, be invalid. The state law, to the extent where it doesn"t agree with the federal law is null and void.
