Government of South Australia
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The Government of South Australia is the state-level executive authority responsible for administering laws, public services, and policy in the Australian state of South Australia.
Aliases (3)
Statements (46)
| Predicate | Object |
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| instanceOf |
public authority
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state government → |
| appoints |
state public service leadership
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| branch |
executive branch
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judicial branch → legislative branch → |
| budgetAuthority |
South Australian state budget
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| canLegislateOn |
residual powers not reserved to the Commonwealth of Australia
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| capital |
Adelaide
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| constitutionalFramework |
Constitution of South Australia
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| country |
Australia
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| electoralSystemLowerHouse |
preferential voting
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| electoralSystemUpperHouse |
proportional representation
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| establishedIn |
19th century
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| fiscalPowers |
state taxation within constitutional limits
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| governmentType |
parliamentary constitutional monarchy
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| hasElections |
state elections in South Australia
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| hasExecutiveBody |
Cabinet of South Australia
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| headOfGovernment |
Premier of South Australia
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| headOfStateRepresentative |
Governor of South Australia
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| jurisdiction |
South Australia
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| leaderTitle |
Premier
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| legalSystem |
common law
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| legislature |
Parliament of South Australia
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| lowerHouse |
South Australian House of Assembly
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| meetsIn |
Parliament House, Adelaide
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| operatesWithin |
Australian federal system
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| oversees |
South Australian public service
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| representativeOfMonarchTitle |
Governor
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| responsibleFor |
administration of state laws
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public services in South Australia → state cultural and arts policy → state economic development policy → state education policy → state emergency services policy → state environmental regulation → state health services → state natural resources management → state planning and land use regulation → state policing and public safety → state transport infrastructure → state-level policy in South Australia → |
| seatOfGovernment |
Adelaide CBD
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| sharesPowersWith |
Government of Australia
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| subordinateTo |
Australian Constitution in federal matters
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| upperHouse |
South Australian Legislative Council
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Referenced by (15)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
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Art Gallery of South Australia
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South Australia → |
governingBody |
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Adelaide Festival Centre
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South Australian Museum → |
ownedBy |
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Ngarrindjeri people
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Pitjantjatjara → |
recognizedBy |
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WOMADelaide
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associatedOrganization |
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Piping Shrike
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associatedWith |
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Parliament of South Australia
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legislativeBranchOf |
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River Torrens
("South Australian government authorities")
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managedBy |
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Council of Australian Governments
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member |
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South Australian Museum
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operatedBy |
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Government of South Australia
("South Australian public service")
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oversees |
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Adelaide Oval
("South Australian Government")
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owner |
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ACST
("South Australian Government")
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usedBy |