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==References==
* [https://pathfinder.org.au/honour/flags-of-australia-advanced/ Australian Union Flags of Australia - Advanced Honor]
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 Under the Flags Act, 1953, the Australian Blue Ensign was given official recognition as the Australian National Flag. This is the correct flag for citizens and business enterprises to fly on land. The Australian Red Ensign was reaffirmed as the proper “colours” for Australian registered ships in the Shipping Registration Act, 1981. It should be flown by merchantmen, yachts and small craft. It should never be flown over land.
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 The governor of each Australian State has a personal flag, generally the State flag with the addition of a crown above the State Badge, as shown below.
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 The two exceptions to the general rule being the flags of the Governors of Victoria and Queensland. The Victorian flag has a golden field while the Queensland flag is the Union Flag with the State badge placed as a charge on its centre.
 The Administrator of the Northern Territory flies the Australian National Flag.
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 <!-- 5. What are the protocols and rules for having Christ’s “Flag” over us? -->
 As there are protocols and rules relative to the national flag and the values for which it stands to be observed and followed by those living under the protection of the nation for their continued prosperity and happiness, so in the Christian life there are protocols to be observed and rules to be followed by those wanting the protection, blessing and guidance of God.
 As the national flag is to be respected as the embodiment of the nation and should never touch the ground, floor or water, so the Bible is to be respected as the Word of God and must never be handled with disrespect.
 As the national flag is to take precedence over all other flags so the allegiance to God is paramount in all matters of integrity, accountability, diligence, perseverance and discipline.
 As the national flag is held so close to people’s hearts that they will risk their lives for it, so the Christian will be faithful, unto death if required, in their advocating of the values expressed in the Bible.
 As when the Queen’s Personal Standard is flown on or outside a building, no other flag is to be flown with it, so the Christian will not allow any other philosophy or belief system to detract from the display of the Gospel of the Bible in their life.
 As the populace is encouraged to fly the national flag on days of significance in the history of the nation as a sign of commitment to the ideals represented by the flag, so the Christian is encouraged to display their commitment to the Law of God and their determination to abide by its precepts in their daily lives.
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 On days of national commemoration, the Australian National Flag and other flags should be flown on public buildings. Private citizens are also encouraged to fly the Australian National Flag on such days provided they have the facilities to do so in a dignified manner.
 '''Days of National Commemoration'''
 * '''January 1''' – Anniversary of the establishment of the Commonwealth of Australia.
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 * '''November 11''' – Remembrance Day. Flags should be flown at the peak from 8.00am to 10.30am, at half-mast until 11.03am, and at the peak until the usual time for the closure of business.
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 * '''January1, 1801''' – Union Jack (in current form) used in Australia as national flag.
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 * '''March 25, 1981''' – Shipping Registration Act 1981. This Act confirms the use of the Australian Red Ensign as the flag for use by Australian registered merchant ships.
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 * [https://pathfinder.org.au/honour/flags-of-australia-advanced/ Australian Union Flags of Australia - Advanced Honor]
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