Morrison scandal fermentation, Republican called for referendum, Australia was unveiled colonial scars!

[Global Times Special Correspondent in Australia] Former Australian Prime Minister Morrisen's scandal that secretly served as five ministers during his tenure caused a stir in Australia, and once again inspired the "colonialism" of the Australian people and the governor of Australia and its representatives. Questions about politics. The Australian News reported that the Australian Prime Minister Albinese announced on the 26th that he would investigate the Morrison scandal and appointed the former judge Virginia Bell, a former judge of the Australian High Court to be the head of the investigation to "ensure that similar situations will not happen again "". It is reported that the survey report will be submitted to the Australian Congress by November 25.

Former Australian Prime Minister Morrison (Data Map)

Herley's role

Earlier, the Australian Deputy Prosecutor Donatie said in the legal suggestion submitted to Albonese that Morrison's part -time behavior was legal, but this behavior fundamentally violated the "responsible government principle" and contrary to the contrary to the contrary to the "principles of responsible government" and contrary to the contrary to the contrary to Constitution spirit. At the same time, more and more criticisms have begun to point to the Governor of Australia. Although Donatie said that Herle did not have illegal acts in Morrison's oath of serving as minister, for more than a year, Helley did not publicize the appointment of information or gives relevant suggestions to Morrison related suggestions to Morrison's relevant suggestions. The practice is still considered inappropriate by public opinion. The Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) reported on the 28th that this is one of the biggest controversies faced by the Queen of the United Kingdom in Australia -Australia's 50 years.

Morrison's part -time behavior has concealed most of the cabinet members and the public, but as the governor of Australia, Helley is a insider of this incident. Without his "appointment", Morrison could not legally serve as minister. After the Morrison scandal broke out, the Governor's Office of Australia issued a statement saying that the Governor "signed administrative documents based on the suggestions of the then Prime Minister", but whether it was publicly appointed as the government's decision. The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) reported that Herley's business activities would be announced online, but Morrison's oath of the inauguration of the inaugural minister did not appear in the public schedule of Helley.

The Brisbane Times reported that Hill, a member of the Australian worker, believes that Helley should further explain the role he plays in this incident. He said, "Governor seems to have participated in a plan to mislead the cabinet, parliament and the public." Another former Prime Minister Turnbull in Australia said in an interview with ABC that Herley should explain to the public how he considered it at the time. He said, "The Governor cannot be responsible for stamp, and he needs to maintain the constitution." Albonese did not point his finger at Herley. He expressed no intention of any criticism of Helley. Herley was just doing his own work. Essence

Governor's power

According to the Australian Constitution, as the Commonwealth state, Australia's monarchs are also held by the British monarch. The Governor is authorized by the British monarch to perform his position in Australia. In terms of law, the Governor has the highest administrative power given by the Constitution, which can formulate and cancel the law, convene and dissolve parliament, issue election orders, appoint government prime ministers, ministers and ambassadors abroad, and have the appointment of judges of the Australian Court of Australia and promulgating amnesty amnesty. Order of the power. However, since the establishment of the Australian Federation in 1901, the Governor generally does not interfere with administration and exercise power in accordance with the Prime Minister and the cabinet's suggestions. The "constitutional crisis" in 1975 was an exception. At that time, the governor Cornez disbanded the Whitram government and caused huge controversy.

The Australian Constituent Fa -scientist Tome said that from the legal perspective, the governor's oath of "no power to overthrow or refuse", and Herley's appointment was "just a document work." Australia's Deputy Prosecutor Donatie also stated in the law suggestion that Herley's request if he refused Morrison was "obvious violations."

BBC reported that critics in Australia believed that even if Morrison could not stop Morrison's "lonely", Herley could still advise him not to do so or disclose the appointment of the minister. Herley's office said, "There is no reason to believe that his meeting with (Morrison) will not be disclosed." Hawking professor at Monash University did not recognize the statement. She believes that Herley's saying is ridiculous about "the Australian government is confidentially confidential". She explained, "(Morrison) the last minister appointed by his first minister to complete it more than a year later, it is clear that the Governor did know that these appointments have not been disclosed." Hawking said that the Morrison scandal was since 1975. One of the biggest controversy around the Governor since the "Constitutional Crisis". Hawking said that the public needs to understand whether Helrson had suggested that Morrison gave up his appointment and why Herley did not disclose these appointments.

Give up the fantasy

As the Governor of Australia fell into controversy, Australian public opinion reflected on the governor's government. Hawking said it was time to re -examine the role of the governor. When the Queen Britain may be told Morrison's minister, the Australian Parliament and the people have no knowledge of this, showing that "colonialism is still existed in Australia and developed well." "Sydney Pioneer Morning News" commented that the Morrison scandal reminds Australians that the Australian government's functions are still based on vague conventions, not the rules of text.

Australians who support Australia to the Republican system take the opportunity to call on Australia to hold a republican referendum. Sandy Biaer, the person in charge of the "Australian Republican Movement", said that he could not imagine that the British Queen and her representatives were unpredictable to maintain the (Australian) government system. He urged, "It's time to let the Australians choose a head of Australia who are responsible for and maintain the Australian Constitution."

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