Amendment Agreement Deutsch

The Bill of Rights 1689 and the Act 1701 are, and the Royal Act 1772 was incorporated into Australian law[44] and the Regulation Act is part of the laws of the Australian states and territories[45][46] and, therefore, not only Australia but also its states had to amend their laws. [47] At a meeting of the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) in mid-December 2012, Julia Gillard, then Prime Minister, and the premiers of five states agreed that any legislative branch of the state would pass legislation authorizing the federal Parliament to change the succession of the Commonwealth and all states. However, Queensland Premier Campbell Newman objected, citing section 7 of the Australia Act 1986, concluding that each state is sovereign and therefore each should legislate on inheritance laws in its jurisdiction. [48] As a result, on February 13, 2013, the Queensland State Government presented its own succession to the Crown Bill to the Queensland Legislative Assembly. The federal government has stated that if Queensland continues, it will repeal state legislation in favour of national legislation. [49] Following an agreement reached at a COAG meeting in April 2013, Queensland amended its bill on May 2 to give the Commonwealth permission to act and the law was passed on the same day. [50] On March 13, 2013, Lord Wallace von Tankerness stated that the countries of Papua New Guinea, Tuvalu, and solomon Islands would not require any changes to their constitutions,[86] since each`s text explicitly states that the monarch`s heirs and successors are the same in each empire as those of the monarch of the United Kingdom. . . .