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1. The Canadian political system as it is known today was first drafted by
the "Fathers of Confederation" at the Quebec conference of 1864.
2. The Canadian political system is loosely based on the British system.
3. Canada is an independent Federal state with the Queen the head of state.
4.Her powers are extremely limited however, as the Parliament passes the laws which the Queen gives the "Royal Assent" as the final step.
5. The Governor General of Canada is the Queens representative in Canada and carries out all the Royal obligations when the Queen is not in Canada.
6. The Houses of Parliament (housing the Federal Government) are located in Canada's capital city, Ottawa.
7. There are 3 main sections to the Canadian Parliament. The Queen as the Head of state; the Senate (appointed on the Prime Minister's recommendations) and the elected House of Commons.
8. The Federal Government has the power to "make laws for the peace, order and good government of Canada" which includes International policies, Defence, Immigration, Criminal Law, Customs and Border control.
9. The Senate is made up of 105 Senators who are appointed by the Governor General on the recommendation of the Prime Minister.
10.The real power is held by the House of Commons (the members of Parliament (MP's) are elected by the general public during a Federal election every 5 years).
11. The country is split up into constituencies (total 308 by population size) and whichever candidate has the most votes wins the right to represent that constituency and take their "seat" in the Parliament.
12.The leader of the political party that wins the election becomes the Prime Minister of Canada (currently Paul Martin of the Liberals).
13. The House of Commons members introduce a "Bill" (legislative proposal) which after three readings and debates in the House and the same procedure in the the Senate is given Royal Assent and becomes Canadian Law.
14.The Provincial Goverment systems are based along the same principles as the Federal system the provincial government is responsible for healthcare, education, driver licensing and registrations and the Provincial budget amongst other things.
15. The Provincial Government is called the Legislative Assembly and the Queens representative in the Assembly is the Lieutenant Governor.
2. The Canadian political system is loosely based on the British system.
3. Canada is an independent Federal state with the Queen the head of state.
4.Her powers are extremely limited however, as the Parliament passes the laws which the Queen gives the "Royal Assent" as the final step.
5. The Governor General of Canada is the Queens representative in Canada and carries out all the Royal obligations when the Queen is not in Canada.
6. The Houses of Parliament (housing the Federal Government) are located in Canada's capital city, Ottawa.
7. There are 3 main sections to the Canadian Parliament. The Queen as the Head of state; the Senate (appointed on the Prime Minister's recommendations) and the elected House of Commons.
8. The Federal Government has the power to "make laws for the peace, order and good government of Canada" which includes International policies, Defence, Immigration, Criminal Law, Customs and Border control.
9. The Senate is made up of 105 Senators who are appointed by the Governor General on the recommendation of the Prime Minister.
10.The real power is held by the House of Commons (the members of Parliament (MP's) are elected by the general public during a Federal election every 5 years).
11. The country is split up into constituencies (total 308 by population size) and whichever candidate has the most votes wins the right to represent that constituency and take their "seat" in the Parliament.
12.The leader of the political party that wins the election becomes the Prime Minister of Canada (currently Paul Martin of the Liberals).
13. The House of Commons members introduce a "Bill" (legislative proposal) which after three readings and debates in the House and the same procedure in the the Senate is given Royal Assent and becomes Canadian Law.
14.The Provincial Goverment systems are based along the same principles as the Federal system the provincial government is responsible for healthcare, education, driver licensing and registrations and the Provincial budget amongst other things.
15. The Provincial Government is called the Legislative Assembly and the Queens representative in the Assembly is the Lieutenant Governor.
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