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| 1. | an officer of the Department of the House of Representatives who carries out the orders of the House and who assists to keep order in Parliament House |
| 2. | once a weapon of war shaped like a club, and the symbol of royal authority, but now the symbol of authority of a lower house of Parliament and its Speaker |
| 3. | a law made under the authority of an Act of Parliament |
| 4. | a place for a member in a house of Parliament to sit |
| 5. | an officer of the Department of the Senate who has special duties on ceremonial occasions such as the opening of Parliament, and who assists to keep order in Parliament House |
| 6. | the first speech in Parliament by a newly-elected member |
| 8. | a member of Parliament who is not a minister |
| 9. | the head of the national government or the chief of ministers |
| 10. | a daily period of time in each house of the Parliament in which ministers are asked questions. |
| 12. | the signing of a bill by the Governor-General, which is the last step in making a bill into an Act of Parliament, or law |
| 16. | a proposal for a new law |
| 18. | the separation of the members of a house of Parliament into two groups, for and against a proposal |
| 20. | a room where the parliamentary members of a political party hold meetings |
| 21. | the area in each chamber set aside for seating for members of the press reporting on Parliament |
| 23. | the number of votes a candidate must receive before they are elected to the Senate. |
| 25. | a meeting of the Senate or the House or Representatives |
| 26. | a formal discussion in a house on a bill or other topic so members can make a decision. |
| 27. | the Member who is elected by the House of Representatives as its presiding officer |
| 28. | having to do with the national Parliament |