The Commonwealth Constitution did not allow for Federal electorates to cross state borders and national governments shieded away from a hypothetical impasse where a thousand Territory voters might some day hold the balance of power in an evenly divided Commonwealth Parliament.
The Commonwealth Constitution did not allow for Federal electorates. This was to cross state borders. National governments shieded away from a hypothetical impasse. A thousand Territory voters might some day hold the balance of power in an evenly divided Commonwealth Parliament.