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- - - - State government is responsible for:
      - Education: government primary and secondary schools
      - Health: public hospitals, nursing services, community health services
      - Transport: public transport, major roads, vehicle registration
      - Law and order: courts, legal aid, police and prisons
      - Housing: public housing, rental assistance
      - Fire and emergency services
  - - - Local government is responsible for providing services within their local area.
      - Maintenance of roads and footpaths
      - Rubbish collection
      - Town planning and building regulations
      - Infant welfare and child care centres
      - Libraries
      - Maintenance of parks and public swimming pools
      - Local government is responsible for: the function of and delivery of a complete range of services and infrastructure required by their individual communities parks and gardens, roads, streets, bridges, libraries and swimming pool maintenance a range of family, community and general services such as garbage collection and animal registration
  - - - Federal government is responsible for:
      - Defence
      - Immigration
      - Trade
      - Airports and air safety
      - Employment and unemployment strategies
      - Medicare and health funding
      - Post-secondary education
      - Currency
      - Federal government systems usually have a constitution that specifies what areas of public life the national government will take control over and what areas of public life the state governments will take control over.
- - - - Local government is responsible for providing services within their local area.
      - Maintenance of roads and footpaths
      - Rubbish collection
      - Town planning and building regulations
      - Infant welfare and child care centres
      - Libraries
      - Maintenance of parks and public swimming pools
      - when made by an organisation, only apply to people within that organisation. A society may enforce cultural norms through its media and individual people’s behaviour.