Tasustatus
Tasustatus is a term used in the context of the Tasmanian government and its relationship with the Australian federal government. It refers to the status of Tasmania within the Australian federation. Tasmania is the only state in Australia that has the power to secede from the federation, a provision known as the "Tasmanian Option." This unique constitutional arrangement allows the Tasmanian Parliament to vote on whether to remain part of Australia or to secede, with the decision being binding on the Australian Parliament.
The Tasmanian Option was included in the Constitution of Australia in 1904, reflecting the historical context
The Tasmanian Option is a significant aspect of the political landscape in Tasmania, influencing debates about