Law-Making through Parliament SAC

[mypurpleundercracka]

I have a SAC on ch2 tomorrow regarding law making through parliament. I have a good knowledge on the stages involving the progress of a bill through parliament and the effectiveness of parliament. Is there anything else I should be aware of? Such as knowing the types of committees such as the Scrutiny of Acts and Regulations committee. Also, can explain to me more in depth the "Bills to Committee" process since my textbook has barely anything on it

[hard]

All you need to know are the 7 stages ( i think they're 7?) wait there's first reading, statement of compatibility, second reading, committee of the whole, third reading, passed opposite house and oryal assent. Well in regards to the committee, all you need to know for that stage is why it is there and what is the purpose of it being there. Basically you should know this for all stages. Not too in depth but enough.
Also, if you don't know what statement of compatibility is, it is a newly introduced stage in the state legislative process to which newly proposed legislation is reviewed and revised to see if it is compatible with the VIctorian bill of rights. If not, then it is amended to meet the requirements.
knowing this will impress your teacher since i don't think it's required of you to know. Although you may or may have not learnt it, not sure.

well anyway goodluck you better get a 50. no pressure. 

[mypurpleundercracka]

All you need to know are the 7 stages ( i think they're 7?) wait there's first reading, statement of compatibility, second reading, committee of the whole, third reading, passed opposite house and oryal assent. Well in regards to the committee, all you need to know for that stage is why it is there and what is the purpose of it being there. Basically you should know this for all stages. Not too in depth but enough.
Also, if you don't know what statement of compatibility is, it is a newly introduced stage in the state legislative process to which newly proposed legislation is reviewed and revised to see if it is compatible with the VIctorian bill of rights. If not, then it is amended to meet the requirements.
knowing this will impress your teacher since i don't think it's required of you to know. Although you may or may have not learnt it, not sure.

well anyway goodluck you better get a 50. no pressure. 

lol, cheers for that, it seemed bit confusing at first but yeah ill defo use that stuff on the statement of compatibility

[hard]

All you need to know are the 7 stages ( i think they're 7?) wait there's first reading, statement of compatibility, second reading, committee of the whole, third reading, passed opposite house and oryal assent. Well in regards to the committee, all you need to know for that stage is why it is there and what is the purpose of it being there. Basically you should know this for all stages. Not too in depth but enough.
Also, if you don't know what statement of compatibility is, it is a newly introduced stage in the state legislative process to which newly proposed legislation is reviewed and revised to see if it is compatible with the VIctorian bill of rights. If not, then it is amended to meet the requirements.
knowing this will impress your teacher since i don't think it's required of you to know. Although you may or may have not learnt it, not sure.

well anyway goodluck you better get a 50. no pressure. 

lol, cheers for that, it seemed bit confusing at first but yeah ill defo use that stuff on the statement of compatibility

no worries.

[suenoga]

remember the statement of compatibility is only for legislation passed through  state parliament. 

[mypurpleundercracka]

remember the statement of compatibility is only for legislation passed through  state parliament. 

really? so only for legislative assembly you mean?

[hard]

remember the statement of compatibility is only for legislation passed through  state parliament. 

Also, if you don't know what statement of compatibility is, it is a newly introduced stage in the state legislative process to which newly proposed legislation is reviewed and revised to see if it is compatible with the VIctorian bill of rights.

[mypurpleundercracka]

remember the statement of compatibility is only for legislation passed through  state parliament. 

Also, if you don't know what statement of compatibility is, it is a newly introduced stage in the state legislative process to which newly proposed legislation is reviewed and revised to see if it is compatible with the VIctorian bill of rights.

But isnt there a federal/commonwealth Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities? 

[hard]

remember the statement of compatibility is only for legislation passed through  state parliament. 

Also, if you don't know what statement of compatibility is, it is a newly introduced stage in the state legislative process to which newly proposed legislation is reviewed and revised to see if it is compatible with the VIctorian bill of rights.

But isnt there a federal/commonwealth Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities? 

Australia does NOT have a bill of right, only Victoria does. So it only applies to victoria. Make sure you don't get confused.

[mypurpleundercracka]

remember the statement of compatibility is only for legislation passed through  state parliament. 

Also, if you don't know what statement of compatibility is, it is a newly introduced stage in the state legislative process to which newly proposed legislation is reviewed and revised to see if it is compatible with the VIctorian bill of rights.

But isnt there a federal/commonwealth Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities? 

Australia does NOT have a bill of right, only Victoria does. So it only applies to victoria. Make sure you don't get confused.

ah k thanks, I had the SAC today found it fairly easy, will be disappointed with anything less than 18 out of 20

[hard]

remember the statement of compatibility is only for legislation passed through  state parliament. 

Also, if you don't know what statement of compatibility is, it is a newly introduced stage in the state legislative process to which newly proposed legislation is reviewed and revised to see if it is compatible with the VIctorian bill of rights.

But isnt there a federal/commonwealth Charter of Human Rights and Responsibilities? 

Australia does NOT have a bill of right, only Victoria does. So it only applies to victoria. Make sure you don't get confused.

ah k thanks, I had the SAC today found it fairly easy, will be disappointed with anything less than 18 out of 20

good luck mate!

[MattPritchard]

Did my Legal SAC today, forgot to mention the Statement of Compatability though ohh well should still get around 90%-95%+ hopefully