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In 1989, the last two states making Imperial recommendations were Queensland and Tasmania. Recommendations for Imperial awards by the Federal Government ceased with the election of the Hawke Labor Government in 1983. From 1975 until 1983, the Liberal Party was in power federally, under Malcolm Fraser and although it retained the Australian Honours System, it reintroduced recommendations for meritorious Imperial awards, but not for Imperial awards for gallantry, bravery or distinguished service. Recommendations were processed centrally, but State Governors still had the power on the advice of their governments to submit recommendations for Imperial awards. In 1975, the ALP (which had been out of power federally from 1949 until 1972) created the Australian Honours System. In the Second World War, the Governor General, on the advice of wartime Labor governments, made recommendations for gallantry awards, including eleven for the Victoria Cross, but the only appointments to the Order of the British Empire were for officers and men engaged in operational areas. Originally there was bipartisan support, but Australian Labor Party (ALP) governments, both national and state, ceased making recommendations for Imperial awards – in particular, appointments to the Order of the British Empire.

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Individual Australian states, as well the Commonwealth Government, were full participants in the Imperial honours system. However, the Queen still confers upon Australians Imperial honours that emanate from her personally, rather than through the Australian government. The Commonwealth of Australia ceased making recommendations for Imperial awards in 1983, with the last Queen's Birthday Australian Honours list submitted by Queensland and Tasmania in 1989. The creation in 1975 of the Australian Honours System saw Australian recommendations for the Imperial awards decline, with the last awards being gazetted in 1989. The Australian states and the Commonwealth of Australia originally used the Imperial honours system, (also known as the British honours system). 7 Foreign honours – including UN and NATO service.4.4 Distinguished/Conspicuous/Nursing Service.3.2 Military theatre and battle honours, honour titles and distinctions.

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