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There were many difficult cases concerning the federal government's use of the defence power during the war.
The edge was given to the armor for its defence power.
His administrative, financial and defence powers were reduced very much.
The court reined in the wide scope of the defence power after the war, allowing for a transitional period.
McTiernan J justified this section as valid under the defence power.
Some of the laws were justified under the defence power; however, the scheme was not dismantled despite the end of wartime conflict.
He was arrested and sentenced to death due to decrease of defence power by the Reich's court-martial on November 23, 1939.
For defence material to be operational between defence powers there is a requirement that the material is made to the same level of quality.
The minority dissenting judges relied partly on the exclusivity of the defence power, under Constitution s 51(vi )
The Income Tax (Wartime Arrangements) Act 1942 was upheld by a majority under the defence power.
The 2010 Anglo French defence treaty will "pool resources" of these two nations' armed forces to maintain their status as major "global defence powers".
In general, the Curtin Labor government was rarely successfully challenged, the court recognising the necessity that the defence power permit the federal government to govern strongly.
The War Precautions Regulations had a broad scope, and were generally supported by the High Court, which adopted a much more flexible approach to the reach of the Commonwealth's defence power during wartime.
This has happened in the case of civil defence powers on a number of occasions, and with the implementation of the Conservative Housing Finance Act at Clay Cross in the early 197()s.
Although Section 51(vi) of the Australian Constitution (the defence power) empowers the Commonwealth to legislate on military matters, it is considered unlikely that this power extends to the making of laws relating to internal security.
The court upheld much legislation under the defence power, interpreting it broadly wherever there was a connection to defence purposes, in cases such as Andrews v Howell (1941) and de Mestre v Chisholm (1944).
In January 1973 military units in Papua New Guinea were re-designated the Papua New Guinea Defence Force, while formal defence powers were subsequently transferred in March 1975.
The majority decided the case on the defence power, but Higgins decided it on the external affairs power, the first case to decide that the external affairs power could be used to implement an international treaty in Australia.
The court unanimously held that the National Security (Subversive Organisations) Regulations 1940 did not infringe against section 116, but that the government had exceeded the scope of the Commonwealth's "defence power" in section 51(vi) of the Constitution.
Following the Federation of Australia in 1901, the amalgamation of the military forces controlled by the six separate, self-governing British colonies to form a unified force controlled by the Commonwealth was an inevitable, albeit slowly realised, consequence, given that the new Constitution of Australia assigned the defence power solely to the Commonwealth.
VSOA, on the territory of the Republic of Croatia, collects, analyzes processes and evaluates data on the intentions, capabilities and plans made by persons, groups, and organizations in the country with the intention of threatening the defence power of the country; and takes necessary measures to detect, monitor and counteract these activities.