The Canadian Government is made of of many different policital parties. The current make up of the government inlcudes the Conservative party, the Libral party, the New Democratic party, and the Bloc Quebecouis party. There are many other registered parties in Canada such as the Green party, Comunist party and Marxist party. It is also possible to be elected as an independant.
The Canadian Government is made of of many different policital parties. The current make up of the government inlcudes the Conservative party, the Libral party, the New Democratic party, and the Bloc Quebecouis party. There are many other registered parties in Canada such as the Green party, Comunist party and Marxist party. It is also possible to be elected as an independant.
No fewer than two. There is, theoretically, no upper limit.
BC, Alberta and Ontario are core to Canada's funding.
Because the current government system supports major parties more with the franking privilege and funding. Minor parties still run because sometimes they can bring up issues not normally brought up or "steal" votes from major parties, influencing the outcome.
The Australian Labor Party (ALP) - current federal officeholder Liberal Party National Party (these two make up the Coalition and the official Opposition The Greens
The distribution of power within British political parties is primarily a function of cabinet government and the British parliamentary system. As long as the parties accept this system of government effective decision making authority will reside with the leadership groups thrown up by the parties. With that said, this fundamental respect the distribution of power within the two major parties is the same.
A form of government, or form of state governance, refers to the set of political systems and institutions that make up the organisation of a specific government.
The house of Representatives and the other is the Senate. Together they make up the Legislative Branch of our government.
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Germany is a coalition government, so if a party does not have a clear majority in the parliament, it has to join up with a few more parties. This may cause the government to be unstable.
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