What happens if the two houses of Parliament cannot agree and a deadlock occurs?
- A A double dissolution election may be called ✓ Correct
- B The monarch makes the law alone
- C The High Court writes the law
- D The states take over
✅ Correct answer: A — A double dissolution election may be called
💡 Explanation
If the houses are deadlocked, the Constitution allows for a 'double dissolution', where both houses can be dissolved for an election.