The structure of government, with a bicameral parliament, independent courts and a federation of states, provides the Australian people with the means to protect their liberties. In defending that structure, and in opposing laws infringing social, political or economic liberties, Australians are able to guard the freedoms of the Australian people. The Commonwealth Parliament has an important role as a balance to the Executive, and the Senate should operate as a House of Review without obstructing the will of the elected Government.
positive towards the military, for example for military spending or rearmament or military treaty obligations