Constitutional Recognition of Indigenous Australians: Avenues Toward Unity A. Introduction Indigenous culture is central to Australia’s national identity, and is fundamental in more than forty thousand years of Australian history. But even today Indigeous Australians are not formally recognised within the Constitution, Australia’s most important legal document, outside of discriminatory references. The two main sections of contention within the Constitution are the race power (s 51(xxvi)) and the
The Australian federal system is a modern and democratic one in that power is shared among a number of govts. The nation is divided into states which have their own parliaments. These parliaments are responsible for certain areas such as transport, power, water, and education. One of the principles the constitution was written on was that the states would retain their existing power, and ability to govern their own people, the federal Government was meant to play a smaller role than it does today
public documents. (ii) What are the permitted actions of a director in a company? Law: (i) Section 181 (ii) The Company’s constitution Discussion The Australian law directs that any person transacting