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===International influence=== The Interstate Commerce Commission had a strong influence on the founders of Australia. The [[Constitution of Australia]] provides ([[s:Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act#Chapter IV. Finance and Trade.|Β§Β§ 101-104]]; also [[s:Commonwealth of Australia Constitution Act#Chapter III. The Judicature.|Β§ 73]]) for the establishment of an [[Inter-State Commission]], modeled after the United States' Interstate Commerce Commission. However, these provisions have largely not been put into practice; the Commission existed between 1913β1920, and 1975β1989, but never assumed the role which Australia's founders had intended for it.
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