<prompt> Mutemo weCommonwealth weAustralia unongoti The Parliament of Commonwealth Australia enacts: The Commonwealth Commonwealth power is limited to that granted in the Constitution. Powers are not considered residual powers, and the states of the Commonwealth remain the federal states. 51 Bills are introduced by ministers. Bills introduced by other Members are called private members bills. All bills must be passed by both Houses to become law. The Senate has the same legislative powers as the House, except that it may not amend money bills, only pass or reject them. The enacting formula for Acts of Parliament is The Parliament of Commonwealth Australia enacts: The Commonwealth Commonwealth power is limited to that granted in the Constitution. Powers are not considered residual powers, and the states of the Commonwealth remain the federal states. 51 Bills are introduced by ministers. Bills introduced by other Members are called private members bills.  <response>: kuti haagoni kuchinja mabhiri emari, anongoapasa kana kuaramba 