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protect the interests of the smaller states.
protect the interests of the smaller states(NovaNet)
to protect the smaller states
protect the interest of the smaller states(novanet)
The men who were in the senate and who's duty was to protect the interests of the plebeians were the tribunes. However they were not appointed to the senate, they were elected.
nope its not the senate job
The structure of the Senate, with equal representation for each state regardless of population, ensures that less populous regions have a voice in national legislation, thus safeguarding their interests. This design allows minority groups within those states to have their concerns represented at the federal level, as Senators serve diverse constituencies. Additionally, the longer terms and smaller size of the Senate encourage more deliberative debate, enabling Senators to advocate for regional and minority interests more effectively than in the larger House of Representatives.
It is the responsibility of the house of representatives to pass laws and look after the interests of the people in the day to day operation of the Australian government. This is also the responsibility of the senate. however the senator is designed to have bias in the interest of the state he/she represents.
It was desingned by Charles Holden.
smaller and has fewer members. Each state is represented by two senators, regardless of its population size. The Senate is also designed to have longer terms, with each senator serving six years compared to the two-year terms of members of the House. Additionally, the Senate has different powers and responsibilities, including confirming presidential appointments and approving treaties.
"The Great Compromise" was the reason for the formation of the Senate (which pleased the smaller states.) Each state has two Senators.
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