Australian Monarchist League - Frequently Asked Questions

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	Do you believe that Australia should become a republic?
	What do you think are the main reasons for Australia to become a republic?
	Do you believe it is important for Australia to maintain a link with the Queen? Why?
	Do you think that there are any problems in Australia due to our current constitutional monarchy system?
	Do you believe that our constitutional monarchy restricts Australia's freedom or national identity?
	In 1991 the High Court declared Britain to be a ‘foreign power’. Do you think there could be problems associated with becoming a republic? i.e. altering the constitution, altering currency
	Do you feel that running a referendum, and becoming a republic is a waste of valuable money and time?
	If you are for becoming a republic, do you think it should be prioritised? i.e. please list 1-5 what you feel the priorities of the Government should be: -inflation -fuel prices -the environment -increasing global links, particularly with Asia -becoming a republic
	Why do you think the 1999 republic referendum failed? Could the main reason be that John Howard was a monarchist?
	Why do you think the people of Australia who previously voted against a republic would decide to vote for a republic in the next referendum or would this not be the case?
	What type of republic system do you prefer? -American -1999 model -Not Sure/Other
	What are the disadvantages of adopting a republican system of government?
	Why was the 1999 Australian referendum for a republic unsuccessful?
	Do you think that a new referendum for a republic in Australia would be supported? If not, why?
	Do you think that a new preamble should be created accurately reflect Australia's status as an independent nation? If not, Why?
	If Australia is an independent nation, why should we include a British Queen in our political and legal system?
	Do you believe there will be a resurgence of the Australian Republic debate in the wake of Mr Turnbull's appointment as Liberal Leader?
	Do you believe Mr Turnbull’s past as campaigner for the Republican movement will affect the public’s perception of him (adversely or otherwise)?
	Do you think there has been a shift in public opinion since the referendum of 1999?
	The Republican’s main argument seems to be a need for an Australian Head of State. Comment?

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