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The State and Territory (Class 7) .................................................................................. 4  \n2. The State and Citizenship .............................................................................................. 4  \n2.1. The Constitution on Citizenship ................................................................................ 4  \n2.2. Love and Thoms v Commonwealth [2020] HCA 3 (Kiefel CJ, Bell, Gageler, Keane, Nettle, Gordon and Edelman JJ) ............................................................................................ 4  \n2.3. How to gain or lose citizenship (Citizenship Act 2007 Cth) ..................................... 5  \nA. Automatic Citizenship (most common): ................................................................... 5  \nB. Citizenship by Application: ....................................................................................... 6  \nC. To Lose citizenship.................................................................................................... 6  \nD. Stateless people becoming citizens (domestic law) ................................................... 6  \nE. International obligations on Australia to make stateless people citizens .................. 6  \n3. State and Extraterritoriality ........................................................................................... 7  \n3.1. Australian Commonwealth (National Boundaries) ................................................... 7  \n3.2. Australian State Boundaries ...................................................................................... 7  \n3.3. Extraterritorial legislation powers (WHEN GOVT CAN LEGISLATE OUTSIDE STATE BORDERS) ............................................................................................................... 7  \nA. State government extraterritorial interpretation process ........................................... 7  \nB. Commonwealth Government extraterritorial legislation powers .............................. 8  \n3.4. Customary International Law Principles of Extraterritoriality.................................. 9  \nMEGA TOPIC 2: BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT ........................................................... 10  \n4. Legislative power: Representative Democracy ........................................................... 10  \n4.1. Constitutional Guarantee to Representative Government chosen by the people..... 10  \n4.2. Rowe v Electoral Commissioner (2010) 243 CLR 107 ........................................... 10  \n5. Legislative Power: Responsible Government (Checks and Balances) ........................ 11  \n5.1. Egan v Willis............................................................................................................ 11  \n5.2. How the Legislature legislates................................................................................. 12  \n6. Executive Power: Structure and Immunity.................................................................. 12  \n6.1. Structure of Executive Power .................................................................................. 12  \n6.2. Executive Immunities .............................................................................................. 12  \nA. Bropho v WA (1990) ................................................................................................ 13  \n7. Delegated Legislation – law making power delegated by Parliament to the Executive (very common) ........................................................................................................................ 13  \n7.1. Victorian Stevedoring v Dignan (1931) 46 CLR 73 .............","cbCaiqs3W2906Prq","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqs3W2906Prq","pdf",209758,"English","# Contents\n## MEGA TOPIC 1: THE STATE\n## MEGA TOPIC 2: BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT","[{\"question\":\"What topics are included under MEGA TOPIC 1: THE STATE?\",\"answer\":\"It covers the State and Territory, citizenship and its constitutional basis, how citizenship is gained or lost, stateless people becoming citizens, extraterritoriality, and customary international law principles of extraterritoriality.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the course cover about branches of government?\",\"answer\":\"It addresses legislative power (representative and responsible government), executive power (structure and immunity), delegated legislation and parliamentary disallowance, judicial power, protection of rights, treaty-making and implementation, and statutory interpretation application skills.\"},{\"question\":\"How is extraterritoriality explained in the material?\",\"answer\":\"It discusses extraterritorial legislation powers, including Commonwealth and state approaches, an interpretation process for state governments, and customary international law principles governing extraterritorial effects.\"}]","Principles of Public Law - Contents - MEGA TOPIC 1: THE STATE | PDF",1790317853,13]