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Western Australia - Organisation
Parliament of Western Australia (1832 - )
State of Western Australia
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The Parliament in Western Australia dates from 1832. A Legislative Council was established on 1 January 1832 to make laws and establish courts in the Crown Colony of Western Australia. When responsible government was proclaimed in 1890, the Colony of Western Australia established a Parliament with two houses - the Legislative Assembly ('lower house') and the Legislative Council ('upper house'). Parliament retained this structure when the State was established in 1901.
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