A Comparison Between the Federal Constitutions of Canada And Australia
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Until a Federal electoral law is passed this qualification is determined by the law of the State he represents, and requires residence within the State, but generally no property qualification. Also, by section 44, he must be under no allegiance or adherence to a foreign power ; nor be under sentence of imprisonment ; nor an undischarged bankrupt or insolvent (this is a stricter provision than the Canadian qualification) ; nor enjoy a pension out 49 of the Commonwealth revenues; nor hold an off...ice of profit under the Crown, other than that of Minister of a State or the Commonwealth; nor must he be pecuniarily interested in an agreement with the Commonwealth, except as a member of an incorporated company of more than 25 persons. Unlike the Canadian exception in favour of shareholders of companies, this will apply to the building of a public work.
A Senator's seat is vacated if he become subject to any of the above disabilities ; takes the benefit of any law relating to insolvent debtors ; is absent for more than two consecutive months without leave ; or takes, or agrees to take, any fee or honorarium for services rendered to the Common- wealth, or in the Parliament to any person or State.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Until a Federal electoral law is passed this qualification is determined by the law of the State he represents, and requires residence within the State, but generally no property qualification. Also, by section 44, he must be under no allegiance or adherence to a foreign power ; nor be under sentence of imprisonment ; nor an undischarged bankrupt or insolvent (this is a stricter provision than the Canadian qualification) ; nor enjoy a pension out 49 of the Commonwealth revenues; nor hold an off...ice of profit under the Crown, other than that of Minister of a State or the Commonwealth; nor must he be pecuniarily interested in an agreement with the Commonwealth, except as a member of an incorporated company of more than 25 persons. Unlike the Canadian exception in favour of shareholders of companies, this will apply to the building of a public work.
A Senator's seat is vacated if he become subject to any of the above disabilities ; takes the benefit of any law relating to insolvent debtors ; is absent for more than two consecutive months without leave ; or takes, or agrees to take, any fee or honorarium for services rendered to the Common- wealth, or in the Parliament to any person or State.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Clive Teece to read onlineMoreLess
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