How are changes to the Australian Constitution made?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. By a referendum
- Step 1: The Constitution can be changed only if voters approve in a referendum. Answer: By a referendum. Why not the others: By an act of the Senate alone, By a decision of the Governor-General and By a High Court ruling don't fit.
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