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Politics:it enact laws which govern the people of a particular country.
Socially:it represents the majority views during sessions
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What is the Netherlands parliament?
The States-General is the parliament of the Netherlands.
What is it when the governor general ends both houses of parliament?
what is it called when the governor general ends both sides of parliament
The Estates General of France was the English Parliament?
the estate general and the English parliament are not the same.
What is it called when the governor general ends both houses of parliament?
what is it called when the governor general ends both sides of parliament
Who can make a statement in Indian parliament?
Attorney General of India or Solicitor General of India
What was France's medieval parliament called?
France's medieval parliament was called Estates-General or States-General. It was eventually replaced by the National Constituent Assembly during the French Revolution.
As a non member who can participate in the proceedings of either house of parliament?
Attorney-General
Who is the non member but can participate in the business of parliament?
Attorny general
Who elects members of parliament?
Registered Electors at General Elections.
When was the last time the outcome of general election resulted in a hung parliament?
Prior to the 2010 general election, a general election had not caused a hung Parliament since February 1974, when Labour narrowly failed to win an overall majority at the polls.
What is an act and statutes?
An act is a formal written document that sets out rules or laws passed by a legislative body, such as a parliament or congress. It carries the force of law once enacted. Statutes are laws that have been formally written and codified by a legislative body, which are also known as statutory law.
When was the first general election and first elected parliament held?
1947
