It is not the Queen. Many people think because we use the terms Queen and Royal that we have a Queen or answer to a Queen or have some official connection to Britain.
It gets worst if one tries to read up on the Governor General because like Santa Claus the myth is written as if it is real. Even government documents will suggest the Queen appoints the GG.
If the Queen tried to do any such thing it would create a major backlash in Canada, just as it would if the GG tried to do anything other than ceremonial things.
The Prime Minister selects, appoints, controls the GG.
It is not the Queen. Many people think because we use the terms Queen and Royal that we have a Queen or answer to a Queen or have some official connection to Britain.
It gets worst if one tries to read up on the Governor General because like Santa Claus the myth is written as if it is real. Even government documents will suggest the Queen appoints the GG.
If the Queen tried to do any such thing it would create a major backlash in Canada, just as it would if the GG tried to do anything other than ceremonial things.
The Prime Minister selects, appoints, controls the GG.
The Queen, but not really. It is a very ceremonical role which is today appointed by the Prime Minister who is elected by the people who is then appointed by the GG.
The position of Governor-General is the Queen's representative in Canada.
Not the Queen. All royal roles are ceremonial in the Canadian system. The Prime Minister selects, appoints, and controls the GG. Should the Queen or GG say or do anything to suggest otherwise it would create a constitutional crisis in Canada.
The Queen's representative in Canada is the "Governor General". At the momenth this particular position belongs to David Johnston.
Section 9 of the Constitution Act, 1867 (titled the British North America Act at the time of its passage by the United Kingdom Parliament) vests executive government and authority for Canada in Her Majesty the Queen. Her Majesty is the Canadian head of State and, pursuant to the Royal Style and Titles Act, is styled the Queen of Canada independently of Her Majesty's titles elsewhere.The Queen appoints the Governor General of Canada as a Canadian representative (on the advice of the Canadian prime minister). The Governor General performs most of the Queen's functions, with a few exceptions: (a) only the Queen can authorise the expansion of the Senate's membership from 105 seats to up to 113 seats, on the recommendation of the Governor General; and (b) the Queen can veto bills assented to by the Governor General within two years of passage.
The Lieutenant Governor represents the Queen in right of a province.As the provincial representative of the Queen, the Lieutenant Governor ensures that the province always has a premier who enjoys the support of a majority of members of the province's elected legislature. The Lieutenant Governor also appoints members of the province's Executive Council (i.e., ministers) on the advice of the premier.The Lieutenant Governor summons, prorogues, and dissolves the provincial legislature on the advice of the premier. The Lieutenant Governor also grants Royal Assent (or, rarely, refuses Royal Assent) to bills passed by the legislature. The Queen's representative also reads the speech from the throne, to set out the agenda of the Government of the province at the start of each session of the legislature.
ussually the prime minister
The position of Governor-General is the Queen's representative in Canada.
No, he is elected with the governor like the Vice President is with the president.
The appointment of a Governor-General is made by Her Majesty, on the advice of the Prime Minister.
Her Majesty the Queen of Canada appoints the Governor General (on the advice of the prime minister).
Governor-General
The Prime Minister of Jamaica is selected by the Governor General from the members who have been elected to the Parliament of Jamaica. As is the standard in most Parliamentary democracies, the Governor General appoints the individual who leads the political party that commands a majority in the Parliament.
The Administrator of NT is appointed by the Governor-General of Australia.
There is no 'Premiere' of the Virgin Islands. The Virgin Islands is Administered by an elected Governor. The governor serves a four year term and can be elected to no more than two consecutive terms. The governor, with a selected running mate for the Lieutenant Governor's position, is directly elected by the people in general elections.
Which governor-general? The governor-general of Canada is in a different position than the governor-general of Australia.
Not the Queen. All royal roles are ceremonial in the Canadian system. The Prime Minister selects, appoints, and controls the GG. Should the Queen or GG say or do anything to suggest otherwise it would create a constitutional crisis in Canada.
Justices are appointed by the Governor of the particular state on advice of the state premier. Federally its the same for the high court, the Governor General appoints the chief on the advice of the Prime Minister.