Positions Involve

Question 1

Prime Minister

Answer 1

He is the leader of the Australian government and the nation. He leads the parliamentary party or coalition of parties.

Question 2

Opposition Leader

Answer 2

The opposition leader has to challenge the current governments choices. His party doesnt control the government.

Question 3

Governor General

Answer 3

He appoints judges. He is chosen by the queen. He stays in power for about 5 years. He attends lots of parades and ceremonies.

Question 4

Premier

Answer 4

He has to make executive decisions in the 6 states of the commonwealth of Australia. He is like the prime minister but he is in WA.

Question 5

Minister For Foreign Affairs

Answer 5

She is in charge of a states foreign policy and relations. She also helps Australians that get in trouble in other countries.

Question 6

Treasurer

Answer 6

The treasurer has to look after the money and he is the chief banker and money manager. He oversees all of the countries cash savings, debt and investments.

Question 7

Chief Government Whip

Answer 7

She can wield great power over their party’s MP’s. She is in charge of discipline and she has to vote as the party leadership desires.

Question 8

Speaker

Answer 8

He had to speak and argue between or against two or more parties. He controls some of the members and he can kick people out of parliament.

Question 9

Senator

Answer 9

She had to read the legislation from the house of commons and suggest changes.

Question 10

Chief Justice Of The High Court

Answer 10

She is the one of leadership. She has an executive role as the head of court. She is also head of all the judges. She is the most important judge.

Question 11

Deputy Prime Minister & Leader Of Nationals

Answer 11

His party look after farmers. Whenever Malcolm Turnbull goes out of Australia, he is in charge.