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	Parliament@Work - Queensland
		Queensland's first Parliament was a form of Responsible Government, but it was not a democratically elected parliament like the ones that other Australian colonies had at this time.
		The shield depicted on the Queensland Coat of Arms was given to the colony in 1893 by Queen Victoria.
		Queensland's Parliament House is on the corner of George Street and Alice Street in Brisbane.
	www.parliament.curriculum.edu.au /qld.php3 (1093 words)

	Queensland's Constitution homepage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Queensland's Constitution was previously spread over a number of Acts, laws and documents including the Letters Patent of 6 June 1859 which established Queensland as a separate colony.
		The Queensland Parliament passed Queensland's new Constitution, the Constitution of Queensland 2001, on 27 November 2001.
		The Parliament of Queensland Act 2001 was passed as a companion Act to the new Constitution and brings together the existing laws that relate to the operation of Queensland's Legislative Assembly, its members and committees.
	www.constitution.qld.gov.au /home.htm (657 words)

	Parliament of Queensland - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Parliament of Queensland is the legislature of Queensland, Australia.
		According to the state's constitution, the Parliament consists of the the Queen and the Legislative Assembly.
		It is the only unicameral state parliament in the country, the upper chamber, the Legislative Council, having been abolished in 1922.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Parliament_of_Queensland (290 words)

	Queensland Legislative Assembly - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Queensland, from 1948 until the reforms following the end of the Bjelke-Petersen era, had a system of electoral zoning that could be used by the government of the day to maximise its own voter support at the expense of the opposition.
		The Queensland "gerrymander", first introduced by the Australian Labor Party government of Ned Hanlon in 1949 used a series of electoral zones.
		The entrenchment of a conservative government was also caused by socio-economic and demographic changes associated with mechanisation of farms and urbanisation which led to a drift of working class population from rural and remote electorates to the cities.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Queensland_Parliament (710 words)

	Parliament of Tasmania.
		Sesquicentenary of Bicameral Parliament and Responsible Government in Tasmania 1856 - 2006.
		The Parliament of Tasmania disclaims liability for the accuracy or comprehensiveness of the information provided by this site, or those associated with it.
		The Parliament of Tasmania accepts no responsibility for any loss occasioned as a direct or indirect result of the use, or during the use of, the information obtained from this site, or those associated with it.
	www.parliament.tas.gov.au (79 words)

	YMCA Queensland Youth Parliament - Home
		At the Alumni Reunion Dinner on Saturday September 23 2006, the 2007 Executive were announced.
		The YMCA Queensland Youth Parliament Alumni Reunion Dinner is being held on Saturday 23 September at 7pm.
		We will be searching for 2007 YMCA Queensland Youth Parliament Executive in August and September.
	www.ymcaqyp.org (331 words)

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