Chapter I of the Constitution of Australia

Part I contains 6 sections: • Section 1: Legislative power • Section 2: Governor-General • Section 3: Salary of Governor-General • Section 4: Provisions relating to Governor-General • Section 5: Sessions of Parliament. Prorogation and dissolution • Section 6: Yearly session of Parliament ==Part II: The Senate==

Part II contains 17 sections: • Section 7: The Senate • Section 8: Qualification of electors • Section 9: Method of election of senators in the senate • Section 10: Application of State laws • Section 11: Failure to choose senators • Section 12: Issue of writs • Section 13: Rotation of senators • Section 14: Further provision for rotation • Section 15: Casual vacancies • Section 16: Qualifications of senator • Section 17: Election of President • Section 18: Absence of President • Section 19: Resignation of senator • Section 20: Vacancy by absence • Section 21: Vacancy to be notified • Section 22: Quorum • Section 23: Voting in the Senate ==Part III: The House of Representatives==

Part III contains 17 sections: • Section 24: Constitution of House of Representatives in Australia • Section 25: Provision as to races disqualified from voting • Section 26: Representatives in first Parliament • Section 27: Alteration of number of members • Section 28: Duration of House of Representatives • Section 29: Electoral divisions • Section 30: Qualification of electors • Section 31: Application of State laws • Section 32: Writs for general election • Section 33: Writs for vacancies • Section 34: Qualifications of members • Section 35: Election of Speaker • Section 36: Absence of Speaker • Section 37: Resignation of member • Section 38: Vacancy by absence • Section 39: Quorum • Section 40: Voting in House of Representatives ==Part IV: Both Houses of the Parliament==

Part IV consists of 10 sections: • Section 41: Right of electors of States • Section 42: Oath or affirmation of allegiance • Section 43: Member of one House ineligible for other • Section 44: Disqualification • Section 45: Vacancy on happening of disqualification • Section 46: Penalty for sitting when disqualified • Section 47: Disputed elections • Section 48: Allowance to members • Section 49: Privileges etc. of Houses • Section 50: Rules and orders ==Part V: Powers of the Parliament in Australia==

Part V consists of 10 sections: • Section 51: Legislative powers of the Parliament • Section 52: Exclusive powers of the Parliament • Section 53: Powers of the Houses in respect of legislation • Section 54: Appropriation Bills • Section 55: Tax Bill • Section 56: Recommendation of money votes • Section 57: Disagreement between the Houses • Section 58: Royal assent to Bills • Section 59: Disallowance by the Queen • Section 60: Signification of Queen's pleasure on Bills reserved ==References==