Crown in right of New South Wales

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The Crown in right of New South Wales is the legal embodiment of the state’s executive authority and sovereignty within the Australian federal system, represented by the monarch and exercised by the Governor of New South Wales.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Australian state Crown
legal person
actsOnAdviceOf Executive Council of New South Wales
Premier of New South Wales
appliesToJurisdiction New South Wales
associatedWithBody Parliament of New South Wales
associatedWithCourtSystem Supreme Court of New South Wales
associatedWithOffice Premier of New South Wales
canBeLimitedBy statute law of New South Wales
changedStatusWith federation of Australia in 1901
constitutionalMonarch King Charles III
country Australia
distinctFrom Crown in right of Queensland
Crown in right of Victoria
Crown in right of the Commonwealth of Australia
exercisesPowerThrough Executive Council of New South Wales
Governor of New South Wales
governmentType constitutional monarchy
hasBranch Crown in right of New South Wales (executive)
Crown in right of New South Wales (judiciary)
Crown in right of New South Wales (legislature)
hasCapacity to enter contracts under New South Wales law
to sue and be sued in New South Wales courts
headOfState monarch of Australia
historicalPrecursor Crown in the Colony of New South Wales
holds prerogative powers in New South Wales
language English
legalBasis Constitution of Australia
Constitution of New South Wales
legalDoctrine Crown immunity in New South Wales
owns Crown land in New South Wales
partOf Australian federal system
partyTo legal proceedings involving the State of New South Wales
relatedConcept Crown in right of Australia
Crown in right of each Australian state
representedBy Governor of New South Wales
represents executive authority of New South Wales
sovereignty of New South Wales
roleInGovernment appoints Premier of New South Wales
appoints ministers of the New South Wales Government
dissolves Parliament of New South Wales
gives royal assent to Acts of the Parliament of New South Wales
summons Parliament of New South Wales
style His Majesty in right of New South Wales
subjectTo constitutional conventions of responsible government
symbolizedBy Royal Coat of Arms used in New South Wales

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Crown in right of Australia relatedConcept Crown in right of New South Wales
subject linked to: the Crown in right of Australia
Great Seal of New South Wales hasAuthorityFrom Crown in right of New South Wales
Crown in right of New South Wales hasBranch Crown in right of New South Wales (executive)
linked to: Crown in right of New South Wales
Crown in right of New South Wales hasBranch Crown in right of New South Wales (legislature)
linked to: Crown in right of New South Wales
Crown in right of New South Wales hasBranch Crown in right of New South Wales (judiciary)
linked to: Crown in right of New South Wales
Crown in right of New South Wales historicalPrecursor Crown in the Colony of New South Wales
linked to: Crown in right of New South Wales
Crown in right of Queensland separationFrom Crown in right of New South Wales
Crown in right of South Australia distinctFrom Crown in right of New South Wales
Crown in right of Western Australia distinctFrom Crown in right of New South Wales
Crown in right of Tasmania distinctFrom Crown in right of New South Wales
Crown in right of Tasmania sharesMonarchWith Crown in right of New South Wales
Crown in right of Australia relatedConcept Crown in right of New South Wales
Crown in right of the Northern Territory distinctFrom Crown in right of the State of New South Wales
linked to: Crown in right of New South Wales