The South Australian Constitution Act 1934

The South Australian Constitution Act 1934 is a law that established the framework for the state's government and its institutions. It defines how the government operates, including the roles of the Parliament, the Governor, and the courts. The Act outlines the election process, legislative procedures, and the powers granted to different branches. Essentially, it acts as a constitutional foundation that ensures the government functions lawfully, transparently, and in accordance with principles of democracy, providing the legal basis for the state's political and administrative system.