The Constitution is an important document, often known as the ‘founding document’ in Australians history, it defines the Australians Commonwealth structure, procedures and powers. Additionally, the Constitution demarcates the powers of the three branches of governance such has the Parliament, Courts and the Executive. In order to amend the Constitution, a referendum must be conducted. The steps to change the constitution are outlined in Section 128 of Constitution and the Referendum (Machinery Provisions) Act 1984 (Cth). Firstly, the suggested changes must be set out in a Bill of Parliament which must be passed by the majority of Parliament. Furthermore, the referendum must be held between 2-6 months after the Bill is passed. Conclusively,
