The Doctrine of Separation of Powers

question 56

Multiple Choice

The doctrine of separation of powers:

• A)is a constitutional requirement of federalism in Australia.
• B)is based on the idea that no one person or body should exercise more than one power.
• C)requires that there is a separation of power between the state and federal governments.
• D)refers to the division of power between the House of Representatives and the Senate.

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Definitions:

Fearing Divorce

The apprehension or anxiety about the potential dissolution of a marriage, which can influence individuals' decisions and relationships.

Never-married Mothers

Mothers who have children but have never been married.

Peers

Individuals who are of similar age, status, or interest, often influencing social behavior and interpersonal relationships.

Involuntary Temporary

Pertains to a situation or condition that is not chosen or desired by the individual and is expected to last for only a limited period.