The 'Residual' Powers of the State Parliament Are

question 10

Multiple Choice

The 'residual' powers of the State parliament are:

• A)matters in relation to which both the Federal and State parliaments may make laws.
• B)matters in relation to which only the Federal parliament may make laws.
• C)unimportant matters which do not necessitate the making of laws.
• D)matters in relation to which only the State parliaments may make laws.

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Definitions:

Direct Tax

A tax directly paid to the government by the individual or organization upon whom it is imposed, such as income tax.

Foreign Aid

Financial or material assistance given by one country to another for development, emergency relief, or economic stabilization.

Federal Spending

Government expenditure funded by the federal budget, including infrastructure, defense, social services, and interest payments.

Social Security taxes

Funds gathered from both workers and their employers to support the Social Security system, offering benefits for retirement, disability, and survivors.