The Bicameral Structure of Parliament (VCE SSCE Legal Studies): Flashcards

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The bicameral structure of parliament
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Bicameral parliament

Parliament with two houses/chambers

Commonwealth Parliament's two houses

Senate (upper) & House of Representatives (lower)

Victorian Parliament's two houses

Legislative Council (upper) & Legislative Assembly (lower)

Bill (in parliament)

A proposed law presented to parliament

Hostile upper house

Upper house where government lacks a majority

Rubber stamp (upper house)

Upper house that automatically approves govt decisions

Balance of power

When crossbenchers hold the deciding votes

Crossbenchers

Independent members & members of minor parties

Royal assent

Governor-General/Governor signs bill into law

Coalition (political)

Alliance of political parties to form government

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