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The government is composed of a bicameral legislature - the House of Representatives and the Provincial Senate. The House of Representatives is composed of 120 seats of equal numbers of people. The Provincial Senate is composed of 100 seats, 12 for each of the 6 provinces, 4 for the three territories and 14 popular vote parties. | The government is composed of a bicameral legislature - the House of Representatives and the Provincial Senate. The House of Representatives is composed of 120 seats of equal numbers of people. The Provincial Senate is composed of 100 seats, 12 for each of the 6 provinces, 4 for the three territories and 14 popular vote parties. | ||
| − | + | ===Executive=== | |
| − | Prime Minister: George Brandis | + | *Prime Minister: George Brandis |
| − | Deputy Prime Minister and Treasurer: Jane McCallahan | + | *Deputy Prime Minister and Treasurer: Jane McCallahan |
| − | Minister for Science and Technology: Henrietta Wong | + | *Minister for Science and Technology: Henrietta Wong |
| − | Minister for Sports, the Arts and Culture: Jack Hughes | + | *Minister for Sports, the Arts and Culture: Jack Hughes |
| − | Minister for Finance: James Crawford | + | *Minister for Finance: James Crawford |
| − | Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade: Takumi Itsuki | + | *Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade: Takumi Itsuki |
| − | Attorney General and Minister for Justice: Ilaria Salvay | + | *Attorney General and Minister for Justice: Ilaria Salvay |
| − | Minister for Defense, Immigration and Multiculturalism: Kevin Volf | + | *Minister for Defense, Immigration and Multiculturalism: Kevin Volf |
| − | Minister for Health and Social Services: Kate Peters | + | *Minister for Health and Social Services: Kate Peters |
| − | Minister for Education: Kane Embers | + | *Minister for Education: Kane Embers |
| − | Minister for Industry and Innovation: Cathy Hendriks | + | *Minister for Industry and Innovation: Cathy Hendriks |
| − | Minister for Anti-Corruption and Chief Ombudsman: | + | *Minister for Anti-Corruption and Chief Ombudsman: |
| − | Minister for Environment and Agriculture: Victoria Tran | + | *Minister for Environment and Agriculture: Victoria Tran |
| − | Minister for Internet and Communications: Pete Louisa | + | *Minister for Internet and Communications: Pete Louisa |
| − | Minister for Water, Population and Communities: Mick Shaw | + | *Minister for Water, Population and Communities: Mick Shaw |
| + | ===Judiciary=== | ||
| + | |||
| + | ===Parliament=== | ||
Revision as of 07:09, 3 April 2014
this page is under construction
Government
The government is composed of a bicameral legislature - the House of Representatives and the Provincial Senate. The House of Representatives is composed of 120 seats of equal numbers of people. The Provincial Senate is composed of 100 seats, 12 for each of the 6 provinces, 4 for the three territories and 14 popular vote parties.
Executive
- Prime Minister: George Brandis
- Deputy Prime Minister and Treasurer: Jane McCallahan
- Minister for Science and Technology: Henrietta Wong
- Minister for Sports, the Arts and Culture: Jack Hughes
- Minister for Finance: James Crawford
- Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade: Takumi Itsuki
- Attorney General and Minister for Justice: Ilaria Salvay
- Minister for Defense, Immigration and Multiculturalism: Kevin Volf
- Minister for Health and Social Services: Kate Peters
- Minister for Education: Kane Embers
- Minister for Industry and Innovation: Cathy Hendriks
- Minister for Anti-Corruption and Chief Ombudsman:
- Minister for Environment and Agriculture: Victoria Tran
- Minister for Internet and Communications: Pete Louisa
- Minister for Water, Population and Communities: Mick Shaw
