The Australian Constitution Places Important Limitations on the Powers of the Commonwealth.According

question 31

Multiple Choice

The Australian Constitution places important limitations on the powers of the Commonwealth.According to those limitations, the Commonwealth:

• A)cannot grant a person charged with an offence under Commonwealth law a trial by jury.
• B)must not interfere where residents of States are discriminated against within other States.
• C)must make laws regulating religion.
• D)cannot acquire property without just compensation.

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