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How is the prime minister selected in the UK?
The leader of the party that wins the General Election is automatically the Prime Minister.
Who will be the next prime minister if Gordon Brown gets kicked out?
Whoever is in charge of the party that can control the majority of parliament.
How is the prime minister of the Bahamas chosen?
We have elections... This is where the citizens vote for the person who they saw fit to rule the country.
Why does everyone have to vote for a new prime minister?
Everyone does NOT have to vote. The individual has the choice, vote or don't vote. Besides, you don't vote for a Prime Minister. You vote for a political party. The party of your choice. The leader of the party which wins (the one which gets most votes) the election will become Prime Minister. If you didn't give the population the choice every few years to keep or dismiss the party in power then what you would have would be a dictatorship or a 1 party state, which amounts to the same thing. It's called democracy.
What is difference between elected Prime Manister and selected Prime Manister?
well,a democratic country gets to elect/vote their Prime Minister,while some other countries do not vote but they select a person with knowledge and money
Who is the mayor of Canada?
Stephen Harper is the Prime Minister. There is no mayor of Canada, just of individual provinces and territories. ===================================================== The head of government of a province is called a "Premier." Mayors are heads of municipalities.
How much money does the Prime Minister of New Zealand earn a week?
The Prime Minister gets an annual salary of $400,500 per annum (yearly) before tax. This works out at as $7701.92 per week. After tax it's about (on current income tax rates) $5k a week.
What Are The The most powerful parts of the british government?
Parliament, and the Prime Minister. The queen has no power and is considered a burden on the country because of all the land and money she gets. The only real reason there is still a queen, is because of tradition and the love of the British people.
A lie gets half way round the world before the truth Can Get Its Pants On?
attributed to Winston Churchill, British orator and former Prime Minister.
Who gets better results American President or British Prime Minister?
Depends on the person holding each office at the time, the particular issue being addressed, and the politics of the legislature.
Is prime minister - elected or appointed or selected or nominated?
The Prime Minister of Canada is appointed by the Governor General of Canada as the person who, in his or her assessment, can command the confidence of the House of Commons. This is usually the leader of the political party with the greatest representation in the House of Commons, though this is not a requirement.
What is the difference between Queen Elizabeth and John Major?
The Queen is the head of state of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. She gets her position by birth. The Queen's role is mostly ceremonial. John Major was the Prime Minister of Britain from 1990-97. The Prime Minister has the real responsibility of running the country with Parliament. He or she is the leader of the largest party in Parliament.
