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When does a Canadian prime minister assume?
The Prime Minister assumes office after official assent is given by the Governor General to form a government of which the Prime Minister is the leader of and that this government forms a majority in the House of Commons.
When does a Canadian Prime Minister assumes office?
The Prime Minister assumes office after official assent is given by the Governor General to form a government of which the Prime Minister is the leader of and that this government forms a majority in the House of Commons.
Is the british prime minister the majority leader in the house of commons or the house of the lords?
The House of Commons.
What house of Parliament is the prime minister a member?
the house of commons
How old do you have to be to be eligible to become the Canadian Prime Minister?
You must be at least 18-years-old to be eligible for the position of Prime Minister in Canada - the age to be eligible to run for election to the House of Commons.
Who has the most power in the Canadian Legislative branch of government?
The senate,house of commons,cabinet,judiciary,prime minister,house of parliament,governor general and the monarch
What is it called when the British Prime Minister has to answer questions before the House of Commons?
Prime Minister's Question Time.
What does the prime minister of Canada do in the senate?
The Prime Minister is not a member of the Senate; he's a member of the House of Commons.
In England from which body is the prime minister elected?
house of commons
Who does the power in UK belong to?
house of Commons and Prime Minister
To run for Prime Minister do you have to be born in Canada or just a Canadian citizen?
In order to run for Prime Minister of Canada, you do NOT need to be born into Canadian Citizenship. Four past prime ministers were born outside of Canada, most recently, John Turner, who was born in England and emmigrated to Canada at the age of three.
Who answers to who in Canadian Government?
The executive (the prime minister and ministers) answers to the Parliament of Canada (particularly the elected House of Commons), and the Governor General (as the Queen's representative). The House of Commons is responsible to the electorate at each general election.
