The federal government often enters into international treaties.These treaties are not ratified as law,with full legal force,until:

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International treaties are not automatically ratified as law in Australia. Instead, they must be approved by a majority of both houses of the Federal Parliament. This process is known as ratification. Once ratified, the treaty becomes part of Australian law and can be enforced in Australian courts.

The Federal Government Often Enters into International Treaties