Section 48 — Franchise for women — Constitution Act 1934 (South Australia) — Barrister AI

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Section 48 — Franchise for women — Constitution Act 1934 (South Australia) — Barrister AI

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s 38Privileges, powers etc of Council and Assembly s 39Privilege against legal proceedings abolished s 40Evidence of privileges s 41Settlement of deadlocks s 42Oath of allegiance s 43Determination of questions of vacancy s 43ADisqualification of members occupying seats in both Houses s 44Disqualification of Judges s 45Disqualification of members holding offices of profit s 46Effect of election of disqualified person s 46ACrown pensioners qualified for election s 47Prevention of membership of both Commonwealth and State Parliaments s 48Franchise for women s 48ANon-disqualification of women as members s 54AProvisions as to members of Parliamentary committees and royal commissions s 55Standing rules and orders s 56Governor's Message s 57Restoration of lapsed Bills s 58Provision as to President, Speaker, and officers s 59Governor's recommendation for money votes

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Part 2—The legislature

Division 4—Both Houses of Parliament

48 Franchise for women

Women shall possess and may exercise the right to vote at parliamentary elections subject to the same qualifications and in the same manner as men.

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