Advantages and Disadvantages of Federalism and Unitary System Government

LAW GOVERNMENT AND
POLICY

Table of Contents
PART A Core Concepts...................................................................................................................3
Q1. What are advantages and disadvantages of federalism with comparison to unitary system
government. Give examples of policy problems required by Australia's state and federal
government ti cooperate? ..........................................................................................................3
Q2.What is a liberal-democratic state? To what extent does Australia uphold the values of
liberalism and democracy, and in which areas does it need to improve?....................................4
Part B: Encryption Laws..................................................................................................................5
Q3.When bill passes from House of Representatives and the Senate and receives royal assent?
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Q4. What existing legislation did the encryption laws amend, and where in that legislation can
the powers be found? ..................................................................................................................5
Q5. What are the major features of Australia’s encryption laws, as enacted? ...........................5
Q6. What reasons did members of the federal government give for introducing the encryption
laws? Why did they see the laws as necessary?...........................................................................6
Q7.Who are the members of the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security,
and what did they recommend in their April 2019 report on the encryption laws?....................6
Q8.What concerns did different companies and organisations raise in their submissions to the
PJCIS inquiry? How valid are these concerns, and how urgently should the federal
government address them? ..........................................................................................................7
REFRENCES ..................................................................................................................................9

PART A Core Concepts
Q1. What are advantages and disadvantages of federalism with comparison to unitary
system government. Give examples of policy problems required by Australia's state
and federal government ti cooperate?
In Federal sates government and state-level authority of an country differs within its
varies from fundamental to fundamental authority.(Richter, 2020). As power that is been given
by Central government can be used by sate government according to its conditions emerged
within state. Though board has given necessary authority in its policy and framework but the
basic structure of constitution cannot be disturbed by any of the government of an country
weather state or central. (Valle-Cruz and et. al. 2019).
A unitary government is where most of the power is held by the federal government.
Advantages
The advantages of the unitary government are that it is a single and definitive
administration. It is generally more productive to use cost dollars, but fewer individuals trying to
achieve the goal.
Disadvantages
The obstacles to using this type of framework are the government's influence on it. For
example, there is no state National Guard that could be deployed in an emergency, soldiers had
to be mobilized by public power. Finally, it has a large organization which is much larger than
that of this country.
Advantages of Federalism
Each region has its own political, social and financial issues which are strange to its
neighborhood. Ordinary government representatives live closely with individuals and are like
most bargains from a similar local area.
Disadvantages of federalism