Legal Studies- Law making process

[jorjakedan]

Would anyone be able to tell me some (if any) differences between the Law making process at Federal and at State level?

[michak]

Would anyone be able to tell me some (if any) differences between the Law making process at Federal and at State level?

This is none, the only detail that was different was the name of the consideration in detail/committee as a whole stage.
Pretty sure they are both now just called the committee, everything else is the same.

[jorjakedan]

Would anyone be able to tell me some (if any) differences between the Law making process at Federal and at State level?

Thanks heaps man

[meganrobyn]

This is none, the only detail that was different was the name of the consideration in detail/committee as a whole stage.
Pretty sure they are both now just called the committee, everything else is the same.

No - that's an upper house/lower house difference. It's called the committee stage in the upper house and the consideration in detail stage in the lower house.

State used to have the rights compatibility statement in the second reading, but as of last year federal has that, too (against UN treaties).

So now the only one I can think of is that state governors don't have the power to refuse or withhold royal assent.