The constitution of the Australian Government is inspired by the United States and the British government. Let’s look at how the United States government and British government are similar and how they differ. Australian Government Australian government has three levels of laws making, often referred to as three levels of government which are Federal Parliament, State/Territory and Local. The Federal Parliament raises money to run the country by collecting taxes on incomes, goods, services, company profits and spends it on national matters. For example, trade defence, immigration and environment. State/Territory governments also raise money from the federal and State/Territory government spend this on local matters. Example like town, planning, rubbish collection, water, sewerage, local roads and pet control. …show more content…
You can only vote when you are 18 or over but also an American citizen. Barack Obama is the current American President since 2009 .He is currently in the 57th term. Joe Biden is the Vice President of America since 2009. Hilary Rodham Clinton is the American politician for the Democratic president. British Government The three forms of government are Unitary State, Constitutional monarchy and Parliamentary. Divisions exercise only powers that the central government has delegated to them. The Constitutional monarchy is a form of government in which a monarch acts as need of stat within the parameter of a written. The Parliamentary system is a system of democratic governance of a state where the executive branch derives its democratic legitimacy from legislature parliament and is also held an accountable to that legislature. The difference between the three is that they are governed by different government like Unitary State is governed by a single power; the Constitutional monarchy is the form of government and Parliamentary system is of democratic