Philip Benwell
He had earlier coordinated the Queen Elizabeth Gate Appeal in Australia raising the largest amount of any Commonwealth country other than the UK. The Appeal had been established by Prince Michael of Kent to build the Queen Elizabeth Gates in Hyde Park, London as a tribute to the Queen Mother.
Benwell has written a number of books and papers including:
“In Defence of Australia's Constitutional Monarchy.”
ISBN: 07734-66967 (2003)
“A very public affair – The Australian Constitution and Crown.”
ISBN: 978-0-646-51652-3 (2013/4)
"Australia - Our Country, Our Constitution, Our Governance."
ISBN: 978-0-646-96330-3 (2016).
Prior to his involvement in the Australian Monarchist League, Benwell had been engaged in various community and sporting activities. He was awarded the MBE in 1976 for his work within the community.
His advice on the Australian and British Constitutions has been often sought in Britain and elsewhere. The late Lord Molyneaux of Killead commented that Benwell “is renowned not only in Australia but throughout the Commonwealth for his dedication to sound governance. His first-hand experience of structures in most nations of the world, where his judgment is widely respected, has led to his advice being widely sought in democracies great and small.”
He has written ‘The Wattle Crown’ as a tribute to Her Most Gracious Majesty, Queen Elizabeth, Queen of Australia, whom he has served in a voluntary capacity for half of his life.
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Philip Benwell published Gala Reception in Sydney in PLATINUM JUBILEE EVENTS 2022-05-01 20:26:20 +1000
Gala Reception in Sydney
A Gala Reception in June to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee at a private residential heritage manor in Sydney. (Other details will be advised in due course).
LINK: https://www.monarchist.org.au/gala_reception_sydney_june_2022
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Gala Reception Sydney June 2022
The Australian Monarchist League
is pleased to announce
A Gala Reception
To celebrate
The Queen’s Platinum Jubileeat
"Iona"
2 Darley Street
Darlinghurst, Sydneyon
Saturday the 11th of June 2022
commencing at 4:30 pmDIRECTIONS:
Taxi or Uber to 2 Darley Street, Darlinghurst.
Bus to Taylor Square and then walk to the end of Darley Street. An 8 or 9 minute walk.WhenJune 11, 2022 at 4:30pmWhereGala Reception
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Philip Benwell published 2022 COALITION CANDIDATES in The 2022 Republic Campaign 2022-04-25 08:50:38 +1000
2022 COALITION CANDIDATES
COALITION CANDIDATES 2022 FEDERAL ELECTION
QUESTION: “If a referendum on a republic bill is introduced into the parliament, will you vote for it and support change to a republic or against it thereby supporting the retention of our system of constitutional monarchy?”LIST OF LIBERAL CANDIDATES
according to the Liberal Party websiteELECTORATE
STATE/TERRITORY
SURNAME
EMAIL
ADELAIDE
SA
GRANTHAM - Ms
ASTON
VIC
TUDGE
BANKS
NSW
COLEMAN
BARKER
SA
PASIN
BASS
TAS
ARCHER - Ms
BEAN
ACT
HIATT - Ms
BENNELONG
NSW
KENNEDY
BEROWARA
NSW
LEESER
BONNER
QLD
VASTA
BOOTHBY
SA
SWIFT
BOWMAN
QLD
PIKE
BRADDON
TAS
PEARCE
BRADFIELD
NSW
FLETCHER
BRAND
WA
HUDSON
BRISBANE
QLD
EVANS
BRUCE
VIC
MOODY
BURT
WA
GOODE
CALARE
NSW
GEE
CALWELL
VIC
STAKER-GUNN
CANBERRA
ACT
MINSON
CANNING
WA
HASTIE
CAPRICORNIA
QLD
LANDRY - Ms
CASEY
VIC
VIOLI
CHISHOLM
VIC
LIU
COOK
NSW
Prime Minister
COOPER
VIC
ATKINSON
CORANGAMITE
VIC
ASHER - Ms
CORIO
VIC
PATEL
CURTIN
WA
HAMMOND - Ms
DEAKIN
VIC
SUKKAR
DICKSON
QLD
DUTTON
DOBELL
NSW
FENELEY
DUNKLEY
VIC
COOMBES - Ms
DURACK
WA
PRICE - Ms
EDEN-MONARO
NSW
NOCKLES
FADDEN
QLD
ROBERT
FAIRFAX
QLD
O’BRIEN (Ted)
FARRER
NSW
LEY - Ms
FENNER
ACT
KUSTER
FISHER
QLD
WALLACE
FLINDERS
VIC
MCKENZIE
FLYNN
QLD
BOYCE
FORDE
QLD
VAN MANEN
FORREST
WA
MARINO - Ms
FOWLER
NSW
NGUYEN - Ms
FRANKLIN
TAS
JOHNSON - Ms
FREMANTLE
WA
KOUL
GILMORE
NSW
CONSTANCE
GOLDSTEIN
VIC
WILSON
GRANDLYER
NSW
ZHANG
GREENWAY
NSW
PATHI
GREY
SA
RAMSEY
GRIFFITH
QLD
ROBERTS
GROOM
QLD
HAMILTON
HASLUCK
WA
WYATT
HERBERT
QLD
THOMPSON
HIGGINS
VIC
ALLEN - Ms
HINKLER
QLD
PITT
HUGHES
NSW
WARE - Ms
HUME
NSW
TAYLOR
INDI
VIC
LYMAN
ISAACS
VIC
BEATON
KOOYONG
VIC
FRYDENBERG
LA TROBE
VIC
WOOD
LALOR
VIC
GADDIPATI
LEICHARDT
QLD
ENTSCH
LINDSAY
NSW
MCINTOSH - Ms
LONGMAN
QLD
YOUNG
LYNE
NSW
GILLESPIE
LYONS
TAS
BOWER - Ms
MACKELLAR
NSW
FALINSKI
MACQUARIE
NSW
RICHARDS - Ms
MAKIN
SA
HOWARD-JONES
MARANOA
QLD
LITTLEPROUD
MAYO
SA
BLUCK - Ms
MCEWEN
VIC
WELCH
MCMAHON
NSW
SINGHA
MCPHERSON
QLD
ANDREWS - Ms
MENZIES
VIC
WOLAHAN
MENZIES
VIC
WOLAHAN
MITCHELL
NSW
HAWKE
MONASH
VIC
BROADBENT
MONCRIEFF
QLD
BELL - Ms
MOORE
WA
GOODENOUGH
MORETON
QLD
HWANG
NEW ENGLAND
NSW
Dep. PM
NEWCASTLE
NSW
WARK - Ms
No details given
NICHOLLS
VIC
BROOKS
NORTH SYDNEY
NSW
ZIMMERMAN
O’CONNOR
WA
WILSON
PARRAMATTA
NSW
KOVACIC - Ms
PATERSON
NSW
VITNELL - Ms
PEARCE
WA
AITKEN - Ms
PERTH
WA
DWYER
PETRIE
QLD
HOWARTH
REID
NSW
MARTIN - Ms
ROBERTSON
NSW
WICKS - Ms
RYAN
QLD
SIMMONDS
SHORTLAND
NSW
MCGILL - Ms
SOLOMON
NT
MACFARLANE - Ms
STIRLING
WA
CONNELLY
STURT
SA
STEVENS
SWAN
WA
IRONS
SWAN
WA
MCSWEENEY
TANGNEY
WA
MORTON
WANNON
VIC
TEHAN
WARRINGAH
NSW
DEVES - Ms
WENTWORTH
NSW
SHARMA
WERRIWA
NSW
KAYAL
WHITLAM
NSW
CAINS
WIDE BAY
QLD
O’BRIEN (Llew)
WILLS
VIC
WRIGHT
WRIGHT
QLD
BUCHHOLZ
OTHER DETAILS WILL BE ADDED WHEN AVAILABLE
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Philip Benwell published The Wattle Crown Donations in Call for contributions April 2022 2022-03-28 11:15:59 +1100
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Philip Benwell published Helping our Preparations for a Republic Campaign in Call for contributions April 2022 2022-03-28 11:15:29 +1100
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Philip Benwell published Funding Our Monarchist in the Parliament in Call for contributions April 2022 2022-03-28 11:15:04 +1100
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Philip Benwell published Call for contributions April 2022 in Petitions & Surveys 2022-03-28 11:14:38 +1100
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The 2022 Federal Election - Coalition or Labor/Republican?
AML Surveys
From time to time we ask questions on various issues which help us to know what our supporters and potentially the wider community are thinking. With the possibility of an Albanese republican government, with a Minister for a Republic, in place in a few months’ time it is important for us to get some idea of this thinking to enable us to prepare.
The following survey is to ascertain whether our members would prefer the Liberal/National Party to remain in power or whether they favour a Labor government even though it is committed to a republican agenda. The way our voting system is set up, it can only be one or the other at this stage.In no way do we wish to breach confidentiality and participation in the survey is totally optional. All answers will be kept confidential.
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Philip Benwell published Plant a Tree for the Jubilee in PLATINUM JUBILEE EVENTS 2022-02-08 17:29:16 +1100
Plant a Tree for the Jubilee
Planting Trees for The Queen’s Jubilee Program
Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee 2022
The Platinum Jubilee celebrates Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II’s 70 years of dedicated service to Australia and the Commonwealth.
Australia will hold a range of national and community events in 2022 to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.
Eligible groups and organisations across Australia are invited to hold commemorative events and tree planting activities to mark the Platinum Jubilee (70 years of service) of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, in 2022.
These events will serve to honour the legacy of The Queen and her 70 years of service to Australia and the Commonwealth. Planting regionally‑appropriate species that enhance the tree canopy will also leave a legacy of its own—in the form of trees flourishing across the nation for Australians to enjoy into the future.
Investing in the significant occasion of Her Majesty’s Jubilee through community tree planting events across Australia
Planting Trees for The Queen’s Jubilee Program will provide up to $15.1 million of grant funding in 2022 to eligible groups and organisations for community-based tree planting events.
The program complements other initiatives taking place across the Commonwealth to mark The Queen’s Jubilee, such as a tree‑planting initiative in the United Kingdom which is inviting people to “Plant a Tree for the Jubilee”.
Under the program, each federal electorate can receive up to $100,000 in grant funding for up to 10 projects nominated by the local federal member of parliament (MP), in consultation with their local community. Grants range from $2,500 to $20,000 per project. Projects are to align with the objective, expected outcomes and eligibility requirements of the program. Additional cash and/or in-kind contributions towards the project costs are encouraged but not required.
Eligible activities are defined in the program’s grant guidelines which are the basis for assessing eligibility. As a guide, projects that may be suitable should include:
- formal commemorative event/s in 2022 to mark the Jubilee commemorations
- activities to plant regionally‑appropriate tree species with a potential height of at least 2 metres when mature
- installation of commemorative signage or plaques.
Please refer to the program’s guidelines for full details of eligible activities.
Federal MPs who choose to participate in the program play a key role, being responsible for identifying and nominating suitable projects and the organisations that are to deliver them. The program encourages MPs to consult with their community as part of identifying and nominating potential projects for their respective electorates. Only nominated organisations will be invited to apply for a grant. An invitation to apply does not guarantee a project will be funded.
Who is eligible for funding?
To be eligible to apply, an organisation must:
- be invited to apply by their local MP,
- have an Australian Business Number (ABN), and
- be an entity type listed in the program guidelines.
A broad range of organisations will be eligible to put forward projects to their local MP.
These include not-for-profit organisations (such as Indigenous organisations), Landcare groups, government and non‑government schools, parents and citizen associations, and other community groups.
Local governing bodies, as defined by the Local Government (Financial Assistance) Act 1995 and several other identified bodies are also eligible.
State or territory government agencies or bodies are not eligible, unless specifically listed in the program guidelines, such as registered schools with their own ABN or certain entities acting as project sponsors. Commonwealth Government agencies and bodies, individuals, and partnerships are not eligible.
For full details of eligibility, please refer to the program’s guidelines.
How to apply
The program is being delivered by the Industry Business Grants Hub on behalf of the department. Those interested in applying for a grant should consult their website for the latest information.
The program will begin in the 2021-22 financial year. The period for submitting a formal application to the program is expected to open on 11 March 2022. Invited applicants are encouraged to submit their applications as soon as they are able.
Detailed information on the program, such as the program guidelines, the closing date and time for submissions, and supporting documentation, including a sample application form and frequently asked questions, can be found on the Industry Business Grants Hub website.
To apply to the program, your project will first need to be nominated by your local federal MP for potential funding. You can identify your federal electorate on the Australian Electoral Commission website and details of your local MP at the Australian Parliament House website.
Those interested in seeking funding are encouraged to contact their local MP ahead of the program application period so their project proposal(s) can be considered.
Please note submission of project proposals to your local MP is for the purpose of your local MP determining whether to nominate your project for potential funding. It is NOT a formal application to the program.
Before accepting nomination by a federal MP or submitting a formal application for a grant, eligible organisations should familiarise themselves with the program’s supporting documentation to ensure they are fully aware of the program requirements, including the reporting requirements.
For organisations of projects nominated by their local MP, and who have been invited to apply by the Industry Business Grants Hub, an online portal will be made available for submission of formal application(s) for a grant(s). Invited applicants can submit their formal applications from the commencement of the application period up to the application closing date and time. Details of the current closing date and time are available on the Industry Business Grants Hub website. Applicants are encouraged to submit their application(s) as soon as they are able. This will help facilitate projects commencing as early as possible in 2022.
Further information
For enquiries, please contact the Industry Business Grants Hub by:
- calling 13 28 46, or
- visiting Contact us to web chat or complete an online enquiry form.
For further information, visit Industry Business Grants Hub website.
Last updated: 07 February 2022
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Aspen Island
In June 2022, Aspen Island in Canberra’s Lake Burley Griffin will be renamed "The Queen Elizabeth II Island."
The island is home to the National Carillon which was officially opened by Her Majesty in 1970 and will also be the site of the new Queen Elizabeth Water Gardens.WhenJune 12, 2022 at 6:00pm -
PLATINUM JUBILEE EVENTS
The Queens Platinum Jubilee
Calendar of EventsThis calendar has been established to show events taking place throughout Australia commemorating her Majesty’s 70 years on the throne.
We encourage members and supporters who are involved in associations planning events to approach the secretary or organiser of the relevant body to inform us of details if they wish the event to be listed on our website. We require:
Date:
Time:
Venue:
Details:
Information can be sent to: [email protected]
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Philip Benwell published Pointers Against Republic Model in The 2022 Republic Campaign 2022-01-13 11:05:44 +1100
Pointers Against Republic Model
THE ARM REPUBLIC MODEL 2022
- Only the politicians will be allowed to select nominees for election. This means that control will be in the hands of the Labor Party and the Coalition as they control the State & Federal parliaments.
- An elected president could easily be dismissed by a joint sitting of Parliament with a 50% +1 vote meaning that a president would think twice about opposing the aspirations of the government.
- The president will be mainly restricted to ceremonial duties with limited authority. This means that there will be more power in the hands of politicians.
- Electing a president means giving him or her a greater mandate than that of the government. The president will have been elected as president by the people whereas the Prime Minister would not have been elected as Prime Minister. This could lead to a political crisis if the views and objectives of a president clash with those of the government.
- Only the politicians will be allowed to select nominees for election. This means that control will be in the hands of the Labor Party and the Coalition as they control the State & Federal parliaments.
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Philip Benwell published Text of 2022 Republic Model in The 2022 Republic Campaign 2022-01-13 10:22:05 +1100
Text of 2022 Republic Model
THE AUSTRALIAN CHOICE MODEL
Although the term ‘head of state’ is used throughout this document and amendments, the ARM will continue consultation regarding the title of the role.
The Australian Choice Model proposes that:
- each State and Territory Parliament nominates one candidate; and
- the Federal Parliament nominates up to three candidates.
Each of the parliaments would be empowered to develop their own nomination methods to determine their nominee(s). However they choose to do this, it will be in their interests to nominate candidates that are likely to have broad public appeal.
This will ensure a diverse cross-section of nominees are put forward from across the country, each of whom has a reasonable prospect of achieving both local and national support.
Australians will be eligible to be nominated by their State/Territory parliament or the Federal Parliament if they are:
- an Australian citizen;
- they are eligible to be elected to the House of Representatives;
- they are not a current sitting member of any Australian parliament; and have not previously served more than one term as Head of State.
The short-list of up to eleven nominees would then be put to a national election, with all Australian voters able to vote for their preferred candidate.
The Australian Republic Movement believes the same method of election currently used for the House of Representatives (full preferential, single-transferable vote) should be used for the election of the Head of State.
The Head of State would be elected for a five-year term. A two-term limit would be imposed.
We expect all Australian parliaments would avail themselves of the opportunity to nominate their preferred candidate(s) - it would be unusual for a state or territory to decline the opportunity to nominate one of their residents. However, if for whatever reason only one nomination is put forward by Australia’s parliaments, the ARM believes the decision as to whether or not the person serves as Australia’s Head of State should remain in the hands of voters. In this instance, voters would have the opportunity to confirm or reject the election of that candidate.
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution
Chapter IX—Election and removal of Head of State
129 Eligibility to be Head of State
A person is eligible to be Head of State if the person is:
(a) an Australian citizen and qualified to be elected to the House of
Representatives in accordance with section 34 of this Constitution;
- b) not disqualified from sitting as a member of the House of Representatives in accordance with section 44 of this Constitution;
(c) not a member of the House of Representatives or the Senate or a candidate standing for election to the House of Representatives or the Senate, if writs for elections to the House of Representatives or Senate have been issued;
(d) not a member of any State or Territory parliament, or a candidate standing for election to any State or Territory parliament, if writs for elections to any State or Territory parliament have been issued; and
(e) not a person previously elected as Head of State for more than one term.
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution
130 Nomination for election as Head of State
The Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia may nominate up to three eligible persons to stand as candidates to be elected as the Head of State.
The Parliament of each State or Territory which is represented in the Senate or the House of Representatives in the Parliament of the Commonwealth, may nominate one eligible person to stand as a candidate to be Head of State.
The Parliament of the Commonwealth and the Parliaments of each nominating State or Territory may, subject to this Constitution, adopt such procedures as they see fit to select eligible persons nominated to stand as candidates to be Head of State, provided that the nominations are made at least 60 days prior to the next date for election for Head of State.
For the purposes of this section, a State or Territory is represented in the House of Representatives, if there is at least one electoral division in the House of Representatives, the boundaries of which are wholly and exclusively within that State or Territory.
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution
131 Elections for Head of State
A Head of State shall be elected by the people of the Commonwealth from among the people nominated for election pursuant to section 130.
In the event that only one person is nominated for election for Head of State, an election to confirm or reject the appointment of the nominee shall nevertheless be held.
The Parliament of the Commonwealth may make laws consistent with this Constitution about the method of election of the Head of State.
The first election for Head of State shall occur in the month that is the fourth month after the commencement of this Chapter of the Constitution.
The election for Head of State shall thereafter occur every five years in the month in which the fifth anniversary of the previous election for Head of State falls.
Subject to section 132, a person elected Head of State holds office for a term of five years.
Before assuming office, the Head of State shall take an oath or affirmation of allegiance in the form set forth in the schedule to this Constitution.
The Australian Choice Model confirms that on most matters the Head of State will act on the advice of the government of the day. The limited exceptions to this would be:
When appointing the Prime Minister. They must determine who they believe is most likely to form a Government who commands the confidence (has majority support) of the House of Representatives;
Terminating the appointment of a Prime Minister.
If a Prime Minister no longer commands the confidence of the House of Representatives, they are expected to resign. If they do not, the Head of State can terminate their appointment and appoint a person who has majority support. Importantly, the Australian Choice Model enshrines the current practice, and prohibits a Head of State from terminating the appointment of a Prime Minister who retains the confidence of the House;
When summoning Parliament to determine who has the confidence of the House of Representatives. There may be times when it is not clear who should be appointed as Prime Minister. In these instances the Head of State can test the support of the prospective or incumbent Prime Minister by recalling Parliament for that purpose; and
Calling an election where the confidence of the House remains indeterminate for more than seven days. This allows time for the Parliament to come to an agreement about who should be Prime Minister, or otherwise provides the Head of State with the option of bringing forward an election to resolve the impasse.
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution
5 Sessions of Parliament. Prorogation and dissolution
The Head of State in Council may prorogue Parliament and appoint times for holding the sessions of the Parliament.
(i) Summoning Parliament
After any general election the Parliament shall be summoned to meet not later than thirty days after the day appointed for the return of the writs.
(ii) Dissolution of the House of Representatives
The Head of State shall, by Proclamation, dissolve the House of Representatives where a Prime Minister who holds the confidence of the House of Representatives so requests.
The Head of State may, by Proclamation, dissolve the House of Representatives
(a) where the confidence of the House of Representatives is indeterminate for a period of no less than seven consecutive days; or
(b) In accordance with the procedure for a simultaneous dissolution of both the House of Representatives and the Senate, as provided for in section 57; and not otherwise.
(iii) The Head of State may summon the House of Representatives for the purpose of determining the confidence of the House of Representatives. The Head of State does not act in Council or on ministerial advice when summoning the House of Representatives to determine confidence or when making a Proclamation under section 5(ii)(a) dissolving the House of Representatives.
32 Writs for general election
The Head of State may cause writs to be issued for general elections of the House of Representatives when the Parliament has expired.
If the Head of State has issued a proclamation to dissolve the House of Representatives, pursuant to section 5, the Head of State must cause writs to be issued for general elections of members of the House of Representatives.
The writs shall be issued within ten days from the expiry of a House of Representatives or from the proclamation of a dissolution thereof.
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution
57 Disagreement between the Houses
If the House of Representatives passes any proposed law, and the Senate rejects or fails to pass it, or passes it with amendments to which the House of Representatives will not agree, and if after an interval of three months the House of Representatives, in the same or the next session, again passes the proposed law with or without any amendments which have been made, suggested, or agreed to by the Senate, and the Senate rejects or fails to pass it, or passes it with amendments to which the House of Representatives will
not agree, the Head of State may, on the advice of the Prime Minister, dissolve the Senate and the House of Representatives simultaneously. But such dissolution shall not take place within six months before the date of the expiry of the House of Representatives by effluxion of time.
If after such dissolution the House of Representatives again passes the proposed law, with or without any amendments which have been made, suggested, or agreed to by the Senate, and the Senate rejects or fails to pass it, or passes it with amendments to which the House of Representatives will not agree, the Head of State may convene a joint sitting of the members of the Senate and of the House of Representatives.
The members present at the joint sitting may deliberate and shall vote together upon the proposed law as last proposed by the House of Representatives, and upon amendments, if any, which have been made therein by one House and not agreed to by the other, and any such amendments which are affirmed by an absolute majority of the total number of the members of the Senate and House of Representatives shall be taken to have been carried, and if the proposed law, with the amendments, if any, so carried is affirmed by an absolute majority of the total number of the members of the Senate and House of Representatives, it shall be taken to have been duly passed by both Houses of the Parliament, and shall be presented to the Head of State for assent.
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution
63 Provisions referring to the Head of State
Unless otherwise expressly provided, the provisions of this Constitution referring to the Head of State shall be construed as referring to the Head of State acting upon ministerial advice or with the advice of the Federal Executive Council.
As it stands, the Australian Constitution includes no mention of the role of Prime Minister. In order to define the powers of the Head of State and remove the current ambiguity that exists, the Australian Choice Model incorporates the established concept of a Prime Minister into the Constitution and defines the role of the Head of State in appointing and removing them.
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution
70A Office of Prime Minister
(i) The Head of State shall appoint a person to be known as the Prime Minister to be the Head of the Government of the Commonwealth.
(ii) Following a general election, or when there is otherwise a vacancy in the office of Prime Minister, the Head of State shall appoint as Prime Minister the person whom the Head of State believes most likely to be able to form a Government which will command the confidence of the House of Representatives.
(iii) The Prime Minister shall not hold office for a longer period than three months unless the Prime Minister is or becomes a member of the House of Representatives.
(iv) The Prime Minister shall hold office, subject to this Constitution, until the Prime Minister dies, resigns, or the Head of State terminates the Prime Minister’s appointment. The Head of State does not act in Council or on ministerial advice when terminating a Prime Minister’s appointment.
(v) The Head of State shall not terminate the appointment of a Prime Minister who holds the confidence of the House of Representatives.
Traditionally, the Governor-General, acting as the King or Queen’s representative is also required to approve (‘give assent’) to all laws passed by Parliament. They arguably also have the power to refuse to do this, and to return laws to the parliament with their own proposed amendments at their discretion.
The Australian Choice Model entrenches the long-established expectation that the Head of State should have no role in setting or rejecting policy or interfering in matters of political policy. Proposed laws passed by Parliament will be automatically given assent after seven days, unless the Head of State is advised to assent to the laws sooner. Proposed laws may be returned to the Parliament with proposed amendments on the advice of the Federal Executive Council only. The current power afforded to the British Queen or King to disallow laws within one year of assent or reserve a law for assent after two years will be abolished. A Head of State will have no discretion to overrule the Parliament on proposed laws.
The same clarification is provided in relation to amendments approved by Australians at a referendum: the current Australian Constitution provides some discretion to the Governor-General to refuse to approve a proposed constitutional change that has been approved by voters at a referendum. The Australian Choice Model ensures the Head of State must give assent to changes endorsed by the Australian people at a referendum.
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution
58 Assent to Bills
A proposed law passed by both Houses of the Parliament shall be taken to have received assent on the expiration of the seventh day following its passage unless the Head of State grants assent earlier.59 Recommendations by Head of State
The Head of State in Council may return to the House in which it originated any proposed law so presented for assent and may transmit therewith any amendments which the Head of State in Council may recommend, and the Houses may deal with the recommendation.
128 Mode of altering the Constitution
And if in a majority of the States a majority of the electors voting approve the proposed law, and if a majority of all the electors voting also approve the proposed law, it shall be presented to the Head of State who shall assent to it.
The ARM strongly believes that everyone who holds public office must be able to be
held to account, which is something that is currently impossible to do for our Head of State without first changing the Constitution. The Australian Choice Model would allow the Head of State to be removed from office for proven misbehaviour or incapacity by a motion passed by both Houses of Parliament. This is the same process for the removal of a justice of the High Court.
If a Head of State is incapacitated, removed from office, resigns or otherwise unable to fulfill their duties, the most senior available Governor of a State will act as Head of State until the Head of State can return to office or an election can be held to fill the Head of State vacancy.
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution
4 Provisions relating to Head of State
The provisions of this Constitution relating to the Head of State and all other powers vested in the Head of State extend and apply to the Head of State for the time being. In the event of the absence out of Australia, incapacity, or unavailability of the Head of State, the administration of the Commonwealth shall pass to the senior available Governor of a State for the period of the Head of State’s absence, incapacity or unavailability, until the Parliament otherwise provides. No such person shall be entitled to receive any salary from the Commonwealth in respect of any other office during that person’s administration of the Government of the Commonwealth.
132 Ceasing to be Head of State
A person ceases to be Head of State if:
(a) the Head of State resigns in writing to the Prime Minister or if there is no
Prime Minister, to the President of the Senate; or
(b) a motion is passed by both Houses of the Parliament in the same session for removal of the Head of State on the ground of proved misbehaviour or incapacity; or
(c) the Head of State ceases to be eligible to be Head of State in accordance with section 129.
If a person ceases to be Head of State, and there are more than four months of that person’s term as Head of State remaining, then an election for Head of State shall occur in the month that is the fourth month after the date upon which that person ceased to be Head of State. Subject to this section, the person thereby elected Head of State holds office for a term of five years.
133 Remuneration of the Head of State
The Head of State shall receive such remuneration as the Parliament may fix; but the remuneration shall not be diminished during the Head of State’s continuance in office.
Proposed Amendment to the Constitution
Schedule 1
OATH
I, A.B., do swear that I will be loyal to the Commonwealth of Australia and the Australian people whose Constitution and laws I shall uphold. SO HELP ME GOD!
AFFIRMATION
I, A.B., do affirm that I will be loyal to the Commonwealth of Australia and the Australian people whose Constitution and laws I shall uphold.
We believe this should also apply to Members of Parliament, who currently swear allegiance to the Queen rather than to Australians.
Continuing Consensus Building
We acknowledge that it may be appropriate to include a preamble at the beginning of the body of the Constitution, but recognise that any such preamble requires substantive consultation, especially with First Nations people about its form. We have not set out to pre-empt the outcome of this consultation and look forward to furthering that discussion.
We have also considered the position of the Australian states, each of which have a Governor representing the British King or Queen. State-level reforms are not a pre-condition of change occurring at a national level. The Australian Choice Model maintains the rights of states to consider these state-level reforms independently and does not seek to impose change on state constitutional arrangements.
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The 2022 Republic Campaign
This section has been created following the release on 12 January 2022 of the model proposed by the Australian Republic Movement to be put to the people at a future referendum.
The Australian Monarchist League immediately responded with our views and you can read our comments from the links below.
Also included, is the text of the details released by Peter FitzSimons on 12/1/22 as well as other material relevant to our campaign to retain the Crown within the Australian Constitution.
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Philip Benwell published Loyal Greetings to The Queen in Petitions & Surveys 2022-01-06 11:18:35 +1100
Loyal Greetings to The Queen on the Occasion of Her Platinum Jubilee
The Queens Platinum Jubilee
We invite all those who wish to honour Queen Elizabeth II on reaching 70 years on the throne to sign the below tribute and also include a personal greeting.
Please note that your comments should be no longer than one sentence and should not contain any commas. Due to space requirements, we will not be able to include anything longer than 30 words.
TO: H.M. Queen Elizabeth II
Your MajestyMay it please Your Most Gracious Majesty to receive the Loyal Greetings of the members and supporters of the Australian Monarchist League, and particularly of those named hereunder, on the occasion of Your Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee.
We send to Your Majesty our heartfelt wishes and pray that this year will bring happiness, good health and many blessings as the entire Commonwealth pays tribute to you for your constant service and duty to us all.
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PM Announces Platinum Jubilee
In my email of the 22nd of December 2021, I mentioned that the Special Minister of State confirmed to me that the government will be celebrating the Platinum Jubilee in a manner that he is sure we will all agree with and that it will be a worthy tribute to the Queen.May I take this opportunity to wish you a very happy New Year. Let us all hope that we will see the end of the pandemic during this year and furthermore, that this New Year will bring many blessings to you and your family.
Read more
It is now my pleasure to bring to you a formal announcement made by the Prime Minister and released a few minutes ago outlining just a few of the plans to be held by the government to honour the Queen in this, the year in which she will, in a few weeks’ time, reach 70 years as our sovereign head of state.
Her Majesty is already the longest reigning Queen and the fourth longest reigning monarch in known world history and in a few years’ time she will surpass Louis XIV who reigned for 72 years, 110 days from 1643 to 1715.
We wish our very best to Her Majesty and I will shortly be in touch offering an opportunity for our members to send their greetings to this gracious lady who has been a part of our lives for so long.
Yours sincerely
Philip Benwell
National Chair -
Letter to Members December 2021
A rare, signed portrait photograph of Queen Elizabeth II, signed and dated 1957 - to be auctioned (see below)
We had intended to go back to our abbreviated format with headings directing readers to particular sections on our website but time has beaten us. Next year we will be printing our magazine-style newsletter and will return to our normal online and more professional format.
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Philip Benwell published Contact Details of the Prime Minister in Platinum Jubilee Lobbying Campaign 2021-11-22 22:12:42 +1100
Contact Details of the Prime Minister
Contact details of the prime minister and staff
Hon Scott Morrison MPhttps://www.pm.gov.au/contact-your-pm
(this is a form to complete but if there are difficulties connecting from this page, please cut & paste into your own browser)Electorate OfficeSuite 102, Level 130 The KingswayCronulla, NSW, 2230(02) 9523 0339Canberra OfficePO Box 6022House of RepresentativesParliament HouseCanberra ACT 2600(02) 6277 7700
Chief of Staff to the Prime Minister
Mr John Kunkel
[email protected]
Principal Private Secretary
Mr Yaron Finkelstein
[email protected]
Suggested email/letter to the Prime Minister
cc: Mr John Kunkel & Mr Yaron FinkelsteinThe Australian Monarchist League wrote to you on the 26th of October 2021 in regard to the upcoming Platinum Jubilee celebrating Her Majesty’s 70 years on the Throne. To date, I understand that there has been no reply or acknowledgement.The letter which was accompanied by over 1000 signatures formally requested that the Australian government does everything it reasonably can to honour the Queen on the occasion of her Platinum Jubilee.For more than half of Australia’s existence as an independent and sovereign nation, Queen Elizabeth has been the sovereign head of state of Australia and is the person to whom you and the entire federal parliament have sworn or affirmed to owe faithful and true allegiance.We would therefore appreciate your taking our request seriously particularly since this may be the last time in Her Majesty's life that Australians are able to pay tribute to the Queen for her unwavering service to our country.Yours sincerely……… -
Philip Benwell published Contact Details of MPs & Senators in Platinum Jubilee Lobbying Campaign 2021-11-22 22:00:09 +1100
Contact Details of MPs & Senators
Suggested email/letter to MPs & Senators
The Australian Monarchist League wrote to the prime minister on the 26th of October 2021 in regard to the upcoming Platinum Jubilee celebrating Her Majesty’s 70 years on the Throne. To date, there has been no reply or acknowledgement.
The letter which was accompanied by over 1000 signatures formally requested that the Australian government does everything it reasonably can to honour the Queen on the occasion of her Platinum Jubilee.
For more than half of Australia’s existence as an independent and sovereign nation, Queen Elizabeth has been the sovereign head of state of Australia and is the person to whom you and the entire federal parliament have sworn or affirmed to owe faithful and true allegiance.
We would therefore appreciate your contacting the prime minister in support of our request particularly since this may be the last time in Her Majesty the Queen's life when Australia as a nation has the opportunity to pay tribute for Her unwavering service of 70 years as Queen.
Yours sincerely
[your name here]Contact Information
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Senator the Hon Eric Abetz
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Party: LNPMr Tony Zappia MP
Email: [email protected]
Electorate: Makin, SA
Party: ALPMr Trent Zimmerman MP
Email: [email protected]
Electorate: North Sydney, NSW
Party: LP
