Parliamentary Crossword

4. The leader of the party in power at a state level. The person who runs the state.
5. An elected representative by a group of people in relation to running the country
6. Another name for House Of Representatives and the Legislative Assembly
8. The style of voting Australia uses to elect their Parliament
10. Each member of the House of Representatives represents an _______ of 80,000 people
11. Given by the crown, this is the last step in creating a law
15. The leader of the party in power at a federal level. The person who runs the country
16. The person who represents the Queen at a state level
18. Australia has 6 of them and they elect 12 senators each to represent them in the Senate
19. The person who represents the Queen at a federal level
21. The lower house on a federal level
25. One of the elements in the West Minster System is the _____ which represents the Queen
26. The set of rule in which the government runs by
27. With our alliance to the Queen Australia is part of the_______
28. The name given to the two houses that run the country
29. The street in which the Victorian Parliament house is located
30. A proposed law which goes under a certain process to become a law
31. Another name for the Senate and the Legislative Council

1. An official in Parliament
2. lower house at a state level
3. The upper house on a federal level
7. Australia has 2 of them and they only elect 2 senators each instead of 12
9. A rule that is enforced by the government
12. The upper house on a state level
13. A form of Government which allows the public to vote for who they want to represent them and their country
14. The second step in passing a bill into a law
17. The assembly of elected ministers who run the country
20. The system in which Australia’s Parliament follows
22. A representative who is part of the Senate
23. The Australian Parliamentary system is ________ because it consists 2 houses, a lower and upper house
24. The term which is used to describe the government at a national level