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What are fifty leaders of the individual state governments are called?
The leader of each individual state government (The Chief of State) is the governor.
Who is the head of parliament?
There could be a few people that could be considered leaders... The Clerks of each of the chambers are the leaders of the parliament in the sense of parliament as an institution. The presiding officers are the leaders of parliament in the sense that they chair meetings of the parliament. The leaders of the two major parties (Premier/Leader of Gov in Upper House and Opposition Leader) are that in the sense they control the bulk of members of the parliament.
What is the parliament of America?
The United States Congress, which is divided between the House of Representatives and the Senate. Each State has its own similar assembly, called a State Legislature.
What is the Parliament of Europe called?
Europe does not have a parliament as such. Europe consists of over 50 countries, each of which has its own Parliament. There is an organisation called the European Union, which has 28 of Europe's countries as members. It has a parliament which is simply known as the European Parliament.
What are the representatives of each house of Parliament called?
house of commons
Where are the houses of Parliament in Australia?
The house of the Federal Parliament is in Australia's national capital, Canberra. Each of the states has its parliament house in the capital city of that state, but parliament may meet anywhere they choose to in the state.
Why was the parliament house built in Canberra?
the Parliament house was built in canberra because in each state theres supposed to be one
Does England have a parlimentary system?
Technically the United states of America have a parliament in the true meaning of the word. It has the central congress which is called the Senate which is the upper house of the congress and these in essence represent and ensure that the interests of the state are well represented in the political process of the USA, each state has two senators. It also has the lower congress called the House Of Representatives in which the Governors of individual states sit. These governors manage affairs of the state and each state has only one governor and serves a term of four years
What Is the city in which the state's leaders work?
In the US, the leader of each state is the Governor of the state. The offices of a governor would be located in the capital city of that state.
How are the leaders of each state department chosen for their positions?
(They are appointed by the governor and approved by the Senate.)
Why do state taxes vary from state to state?
States taxes vary from state to state as each state has its own state parliament. Each state has varying tax powers they can enforce, considering each state has different level of employment and gdp output the level of taxation will vary from state to state to match the economic level.
Is there a particular building in which Australia's government representatives meet?
Each Australian state has its own Parliament House, and Parliament House in Canberra is where the country's representatives meet.
