The Taxation Power of Section 51 (ii) of the Australian Constitution | AUSSIE LAW

What is a tax? How does the taxation power in section 51 (ii) of the Australian Constitution affect the relationship between the states and the Commonwealth?
0:00 - Section 51 (ii)
0:49 - Taxation Power
4:24 - Limits on the Taxation Power
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So what is the definition of "parts of States"? Let us also look at section 55 and the fact that there can be no more than one subject on any one tax, which by definition excludes GST.