modul 9 australian systems. i. political system ii. educational system iii. welfare system iv. law...
Post on 21-Dec-2015
216 views
TRANSCRIPT
I. A. Political & Governmental System
Australia became a Federation in 1901 after printing a the six British Colony from the 18th to late 19 century.
Federation : A political unity which is formed when several separate states unite under a central government. The states keep control of their own internal affairs.
Australian Federation 6 states NSW Victoria Queensland South Australia Western Australia Tasmania
2 Territories North Territory Australian Capital Territory
B. Original Concept of Federal Constitution
Australian Federal Constitution Britain Unites States Switzerland
British Influence Basis of the constitution
parliamentary system separation of power
Parliament makes the laws (legislative)
Government administers the
laws (Executive)
Courts interpret the laws for
dispute (Judicative)
Constitutional Monarchy The Queen of GB =
queen of Australia The Queen is
represented by the Governor
general State governor Territory
administrator
American Influence Power division between
Federal States
Model for the senate Representative of
states & territories
Switzerland Influence Changing the
constitution referendum Majority of the
voters Chang hard to
achieve stable
C. Functions of Constitution They are :
Laying out the operating rules of the federal government
Regulation the relationship between the states
Setting out how the parliaments work
D. Function of Federal Government
To control commerce, communications, national
industrial disputes, defence, external affairs
immigration marriage & divorce.
To conduct an election for parliament members.
To organize health, education, indigenous affairs
and the environment
The house of representative Lower House = people’s
house The Leader of the party
with the most seats in the house of
representative = prime minister
Representing 150 electorates
Serving for three years
The Senate Upper house Representing a whole
state or territory Each state = 12 senators Each territories = 2
senators Serving for 6 years Elected through a qwota
systems = “proportional representation”
F. Political Parties Australia Many Political Parties
Labor party = the oldest party (1890’s)
Liberal party = 1945 National party Minor parties
Labor party Originality : Socialist
party Free market approach Deregulating the banks Dropping tarrifs & sold
some government assets
Liberal party Conservative Committed to free
enterprise Middle - class voters Emphasis on ties with
USA & GB Tightening immigration
policy
National party Country party Representing farmers &
rural people Minor parties
The Australian Democrats
The Greens Party One Nations Party
II. Educational system Basic concept
Compulsory for all children 6 - 16 years old
Pre-school is an elective Teaching both academic and
vocational education and trainning (VET) subjects
National curriculum / basic
curriculum
Types of Schools Public Private Religious
Public Schools Funding by the government Examination system Standard uniform (plan) Free
Private Schools Funding by the parents Expensive Better standard & facilities
Religious schools Granting by the governor
Structure of The Education
Master
University College
Tertiary
High SchoolTechnicalSchools
Secondary
1 - 6 grades primary
Doctorate