TranscribedText: The Commonwealth Constitution gives effect to the doctrine of 'separation of powers' by creating HE distinct branches of goverrl'nent: the legislature, executive and the judiciary. a. 1lllhat is the doctrine of 'separation of powers'? (2 marks} b. How does the creation of these three branches of govemment facilitate the 'separation of powers'? [2 marks} c. Is there a complete 'separation of power' among three arms of the govemment in Australia? Explain whvfwhy not. [1 mark} m Explain the doctrine of 'separation of powers' underthe Australian Constitution. Describe three arms of the govemment and their respective functions. Comment on the doctrine of 'separation of powers' and determine whether there isfis not an oveilap with one arm over the other. There is no requirement to use IRAC to answerthisguestion. and also write references

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Scenario 3 5 marks The Commonwealth Constitution gives effect to the doctrine of 'separation of powers' by creating three distinct branches of government: the legislature, executive and the judiciary. a. What is the doctrine of 'separation of powers'? (2 marks) b. How does the creation of these three branches of government facilitate the 'separation of powers'? (2 marks) c. Is there a complete 'separation of power' among three arms of the government in Australia? Explain why/why not. (1 mark) Required Explain the doctrine of 'separation of powers' under the Australian Constitution. Describe three arms of the government and their respective functions. Comment on the doctrine of 'separation of powers' and determine whether there is/is not an overlap with one arm over the other. There is no requirement to use IRAC to answer this question. and also write references Scenario 3 5 marks The Commonwealth Constitution gives effect to the doctrine of 'separation of powers' by creating three distinct branches of government: the legislature, executive and the judiciary. a. What is the doctrine of 'separation of powers'? (2 marks) b. How does the creation of these three branches of government facilitate the 'separation of powers'? (2 marks) c. Is there a complete 'separation of power' among three arms of the government in Australia? Explain why/why not. (1 mark) Required Explain the doctrine of 'separation of powers' under the Australian Constitution. Describe three arms of the government and their respective functions. Comment on the doctrine of 'separation of powers' and determine whether there is/is not an overlap with one arm over the other. There is no requirement to use IRAC to answer this question. and also write references

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