Section 4 of the Constitution of Australia

Section 4 of the Constitution of Australia formally established the vice-regal position of the Governor-General of Australia.

External links

Commonwealth Of Australia Constitution Act - Sect 4 at Austlii

Constitution of Australia

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Chapter II of the Constitution of Australia: The Executive
Section 61 of the Constitution of Australia
Monarchy
Governor-General
Federal Executive Council

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High Court
Chapter III of the constitution of Australia: Courts
Section 75 of the Constitution of Australia
Boilermakers' Case

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Implied freedom of political communication
Implied immunity of instrumentalities
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The Dismissal
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2017–18 Australian parliamentary eligibility crisis
List of proposed states of Australia
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powers (Section 51)

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(v) Post and telegraph (communication)
(vi) Defence
(ix) Quarantine
(x) Fisheries
(xii) Currency
(xiii) Banking
(xiv) Insurance
(xviii) Copyrights, patents and trademarks
(xix) Naturalization and aliens
(xx) Corporations
(xxi) Marriage
(xxii) Divorce
(xxiii) Pensions
(xxiiiA) Social security
(xxvi) Race
(xxvii) Immigration
(xxix) External affairs
(xxx) Pacific islands
(xxxi) Acquisition of property
(xxxv) Conciliation and arbitration
(xxxvi) Transition
(xxxvii) Referral
(xxxviii) Imperial
(xxxix) Incident

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