The Australian Constitution places important limitations on the powers of the Commonwealth.According to those limitations, the Commonwealth:

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The Australian Constitution, under section 51(xxxi), requires that the Commonwealth cannot acquire property without provision for just compensation. This is an important limitation on the powers of the Commonwealth in regards to property rights. The other options listed are incorrect as they either go against the Constitution or are not included in the limitations.

The Australian Constitution Places Important Limitations on the Powers of the Commonwealth.According