Is the Queen's death of the Australian Council to suspend half a month?Most people in Australia do not know that there are still this rule

Jimu Journalist Sun Yan

After the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the discussion of the "separation of monarchy" caused by Australia continued. According to the Associated Press, after Australia Prime Minister Anthony Albanis said that after the "Republican referendum" will not be performed in the first term, he himself defended a "long -term agreement". According to the agreement, the Australian Federal Parliament will be suspended at least 15 days after the Queen's death. Albanis said in an interview that the parliament will be restarted as early as September 23.

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It is understood that most people do not understand this agreement, because the previous British monarch (father of Elizabeth II George VI) died in 1952.

"For a prime minister who follows the tradition, follows the agreement, and abide by the order, respecting these traditions is what I should do in the position of the prime minister," Albanis told reporters.

On September 11, 2022, photographed in the Canberra Parliament Building (Photo Source Associated Press)

"I think," We can debate, ask questions or participate in it, "as usual," Albanis continued.

It is reported that although the opposition party has accepted a new parliamentary schedule, Albanis's move has still aroused dissatisfaction among some people.

Annie Tumei, a constitutional lawyer at the University of Sydney, said that the agreement has no binding power on the Australian government.

It is understood that Albanis will attend the funeral of Elizabeth II and Australia Governor David Herley.

Australia is a member of the British Federal State and a constitutional monarchy, Elizabeth II, during his lifetime, and the Queen of Britain, Australia, was the head of state. The Associated Press analyzed that although Elizabeth II's death, Albanis has been avoiding the topic of Australia's "separation of the monarchy", but he has previously stated that Australia needs a head of state.

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