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lara2707

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Re: Does citing sections from the constitution really matter ?
« Reply #15 on: November 06, 2010, 09:09:29 pm »
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Personally I would know the main ones of course, and then at least one example of:
-Specific powers
-Exclusive powers
-Concurrent powers
-Residual powers (S106 and S107 which explain them, plus an example like public transport)
-Commonwealth specific prohibitions
-State specific prohibitions
-Entrenched rights
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