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Can anyone make a political party?

https://www.elections.wa.gov.au/candidates-and-parties/registered-political-parties/registering-political-party

The answer is yes, but you need 500 supporters and a set of rules and ideas.

Blaine & Kurt

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Registering a Political Party | Western Australian Electoral Commission

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Political parties are eligible for registration if they have at least 500 members who are electors and have a constitution that specifies as one of its objects or activities the promotion of the election to the Parliament of the State of a candidate or endorsed candidates. Members may include members of related parties when one is part of the other or both are parts of the same political party. Legislation for the registration of political parties is contained in Part IIIA of the Electoral Act 1907 (external site).

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can like anyone make a political party

Amir & Heighleigh

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Question 3 from Benji, Boris, Noel and Holly.

https://peo.gov.au/understand-our-parliament/your-questions-on-notice/questions/who-can-fire-the-prime-minister

Basically the prime minister can lose their job if their party (like Greens) stops being in power or their party decides they want someone else in charge. Also the King can fire them.

Jack Tom Jovan

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Who can fire the Prime Minister? - Parliamentary Education Office

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Need help with a question about the Australian Parliament? The Parliamentary Education Office has the answers! Search the answers to already asked questions or, if you can’t find the information you are looking for, ask your own question.

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We wanna know why you have to be old to be in parliament and whats the different parties. We dont have any more questions.

Avery G, Mel, Hassan, Doug

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This is why the prime minister isnt a woman much.

https://www.uts.edu.au/news/business-law/why-arent-there-more-women-world-leaders

Its cos lots of politicians are already guys so they arent super nice and then also women have babies so get busy we think.

Avery G, Mel, Hassan, Doug

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We want to know

1. Why arent there any ladies who have been prime minister?

2. Can the prime minister get fired?

3. What do state governments do?

From Benji, Boris, Noel, Holly

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Whats a referendum?

Why do you have to vote here when in America its up to you it doesnt seem fair.

What happens when the prime minister dies??

Carter, Ewan, Averys

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We know these things

1. Scomo was prime minister

2. Every state has a parliament except not the territories

3. Politicians cant go to jail

- Avery L. Avery H. Carter and Ewan

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Before today my group already knew that in Australia everyone has to vote and there is a senate and a house or representatives. And a lot of people vote for liberal party and labour party

Written by Amelia, Mia and Siobahn

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Things we know

1. Anthony Albanese is prime minister

2. There are local, state and federal governments

3. You have to be old to be prime minister

From Jack, Tom and Jovan

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Read through all the completed questions and answers and write about what you have learnt through this process. Follow the steps below

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You've seen your classmate's curiosity, now it's time to help out. Follow the steps below.

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Humans are curious creatures. It's time to expand out thinking and ask some questions.If you're thinking it, someone else probably is too! Follow the steps below.

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