Australian Protocol and Procedures

Intro
 Title Page
 Copyright
 Contents
 Acknowledgments
 Preface
 Acknowledging Aboriginal Australians
 Parliament
 1. The Australian Constitution
 2. The Australia Act 1986
 3. Responsible government
 4. The Ministry
 5. The Opposition
 6. The question of supply
 7. The Senate
 8. The House of Representatives
 9. Parliament House, Canberra
 10. Parliaments of the states
 11. Parliamentary procedures, symbols and rituals
 12. Principal officers of the Parliament of Australia
 13. Life of the parliament --
House of Representatives
 14. Routine of business
 Electoral system. 1. Electoral rolls and the franchise2. Voting enrolment
 3. Electoral redistributions
 4. Preferential voting and proportional representation
 5. Referenda
 6. The proclamation of an election or referendum
 7. Nomination for candidature as a member of parliament
 8. Voting procedure
 9. Scrutineers
 10. Limitations on advertising and broadcasting
 11. Public election funding and political donations
 12. Local government elections
 Law
 1. Structure of the court system
 2. Bringing a case to court
 3. Justices of the peace
 4. Royal Commissions
 5. Legal aid and legal centres. 6. Principal legal officers7. Other courts and tribunals
 Citizenship, immigration and customs
 1. Citizenship applications and ceremonies
 2. Responsibilities and privileges of citizenship
 3. Dual nationality
 4. Migration to Australia
 5. Passports, visas and other documents
 6. Vaccination and immunisation
 7. Quarantine
 8. Customs requirements
 9. Tourists and temporary residents
 10. Prohibited and restricted goods
 11. Australian and overseas customs offices
 Births, deaths and marriages
 1. Births
 2. Changes of name and of sex
 3. Deaths
 4. Marriages
 5. Divorce. Government services1. The public service
 2. The police and crime control
 3. Social security
 4. Health care
 5. Ombudsman
 6. Freedom of information
 7. Other agencies of complaint-handling and review
 Education
 1. Primary education
 2. Secondary education
 3. Tertiary education
 4. University symbols and ceremonies
 Diplomatic service
 1. Distinction between diplomats and consular officers
 2. Establishment of diplomatic missions
 3. Status of missions
 4. Precedence among heads of missions
 5. The diplomatic corps
 6. Other members and staff of diplomatic missions. 7. Other members and staff of consulates8. Appointment of an ambassador
 9. Departure of an ambassador
 10. Privileges and immunities
 11. Consular protection for nationals abroad
 The Australian Defence Force
 1. Royal Australian Navy
 2. The Australian Army
 3. Royal Australian Air Force
 4. Comparative ranks in the Australian services
 5. The Australian Defence Force Academy
 6. Service orders of dress for various occasions
 7. Visits to service establishments
 8. Colours
 Australian flags and anthems
 1. Flags flown in Australia
 2. Flying and use of the Australian National Flag.