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they are party identification, name familiarity , gender , ethnic characteristics, and political experience.
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What are the qualification to become a member of the house of representatives?
You have to be at least 25 years old.
Which qualification for house member is not in the constitution?
The qualification is that they must live in the district being represented.
The house may refuse to seat a member-elect only if he does not meet what qualification?
A member-elect must meet a few different qualifications as stated in the Constitution, including age and citizenship. A third qualification is residency.
What are the qualification to be a member of the house?
25 years oldbe a citizen at least 7 yearslive in the district/state where you run for office
What is is an informal qualification to run the Senate?
You have to have a a nuclear family Prior political stance Lots of money Well known
Is The House the informal name for the London Stock Exchange?
'The House' is the informal name for the British Parliament.
What are the qualification to become house keeper?
sincerity
Informal qualifications to be a member of the upper house?
various extralegal yardsticks based on such factors as party, name familarity, gender, ethnic charicteristics, and political experience
Where i should stay on Christmas Eve if no hotel is available in goa?
You should stay at a family member house.
Who lead the Committee of the Whole?
The Committee of the Whole is typically led by a chairperson, who is often a member of the legislative body, such as a parliament or council. In the context of the U.S. House of Representatives, the chair is usually the Speaker of the House or a designated member. The purpose of the Committee of the Whole is to facilitate discussion and debate on legislative matters in a more informal setting.
Do you have to be a member of the House to be the Speaker?
No, you do not have to be a member of the House to be the Speaker.
Qualification of UK priminister?
There is no required qualification to become Prime Minister.Technically anyone can be PM, it's a crown appointment, there's no legal requirmeent to be a member of parliament, the house of Lords or any other body.In practise, the crown will invite the elected leader of the party in the House of Commons which has an absolute majority to forma government. In a case where no party has a majority the convention is that the crown requests the party leader with the largest number of members to form a government, should they be unable to the leader of the next party in order of nuymber of members is asked.
