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(I.)  The  mode  in  which  its  powers,  privileges,  and  immunities  may  be  exercised
  and  upheld:

(II.)  The  order  and  conduct  of  its  business  and  proceedings  either  separately
or  jointly  with  the  other  House.

Part  V.  Powers  of  the  Parliament.

5t.  The  Parliament  shall,  subject  to  this  Constitution,  have  power  to  make
laws  for  the  peace,  order,  and  good  government  of  the  Commonwealth  with  respect
  to:—

(I.)  Trade  and  commerce  with  other  countries,  and  among  the  States:

(II.)  Taxation;  but  so  as  not  to  discriminate  between  States  or  parts  of  States:

(III.)  Bounties  on  the  production  or  export  of  goods,  but  so  that  such  bounties
shall  be  uniform  throughout  the  Commonwealth:

(IV.)  Borrowing  money  on  the  public  credit  of  the  Commonwealth:

(V).  Postal,  telegraphic,  telephonic,  and  other  like  services:

(VI.)  The  naval  and  military  defence  of  the  Commonwealth  and  of  the  several
States,  and  the  control  of  the  forces  to  execute  and  maintain  the  laws  of  the  Commonwealth:


(VII.)  Light-houses,  light-ships,  beacons  and  buoys:

(VIII.)  Astronomical  and  meteorological  observations:

(IX.)  Quarantine:

(X.)  Fisheries  in  Australian  waters  beyond  territorial  limite:

(XI.)  Census  and  statistics:

(XII.)  Currency,  coinage  and  legal  tender:

(XIII.)  Banking,  other  than  State  banking;  also  State  banking  extending
beyond  the  limits  of  the  State  concerned,  the  incorporation  of  banks,  and  the  issue
of  paper  money:

(XIV.)  Insurance,  other  than  State  insurance  extending  beyond  the  limitse
of  the  State  concerned:

(XV.)  Weights  and  measures:

(XVI.)  Bills  of  exchange  and  promissory  notes:

(XVII.)  Bankruptcy  and  insolvency:

(XVIII.)  Copyrights,  patents  of  inventions  and  designes,  and  trade  marks:

(XIX.)  Naturalization  and  aliens:

(XX.)  Foreign  corporations,  and  trading  or  financial  corporations  formed
within  the  limits  of  the  Commonwealth:

(XX1.)  Marriage:

(XXIJI.)  Divorce  and  matrimonial  causes;  and  in  relation  thereto,  parental
rights,  and  the  custody  and  guardian-ship  of  infants:

(XXIII.)  Invalid  and  old-age  pensions:

(XXIV.)  The  service  and  execution  throughout  the  Commonwealth  of  the
civil  and  criminal  process  and  the  judgments  of  the  courts  of  the  States:

(XXV.)  The  recognition  throughout  the  Commonwealth  of  the  laws,  the
public  acts  and  records,  and  the  judicial  procoedings  of  the  States: