An amendment to the Australian Constitution does not require:

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An amendment to the Australian Constitution does not require a majority of votes by all Australian judges. The process of amending the Constitution requires either a referendum passed by a majority of citizens or a double majority of votes in both Houses of Parliament, followed by a referendum. Royal Assent is also required for any legislation, including amendments to the Constitution, but this is a formality and not a requirement for constitutional amendment. However, the approval of judges is not necessary for amending the Constitution.

An Amendment to the Australian Constitution Does Not Require