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How long do members of the house of commons serve for?
Each term is for a maximum of five years. There are no restrictions on how many times a member may be re-elected.
Which is the more important house of the British Parliament?
Both the House of Commons and the House of Lords play important roles in the political system of the United Kingdom.The House of Commons is the actual seat of the Government of the United Kingdom and of elected Members of Parliament. They run the country and draw up new legislation and laws they think will benefit the people and the nation. This legislation is debated and voted on in the House of Commons before being passed to the House of Lords.The House of Lords is made up of Peers appointed by the Monarch. Their job is to debate legislation once the legislation has passed the vote in the House of Commons and then vote on it themselves. If it passes vote in the Lords the bill is made in to law once it has received Royal Ascension from the Monarch. If it fails to pass vote in the Lords it is passed back to the Commons to be re-worked.However under The Parliament Act 1911 & 1949 the House of Commons is able to pass legislation in to law without the approval of the Lords if the Parliament Act is cited by the Prime Minister and attached to the bill. This gives the House of Commons supremacy over the House of Lords. This is in-line with the idea of modern democracy by giving the elected House the most power.
What is re-district?
redrawing the lines of the parties
How are laws made in an monarchy?
In the UK... laws are proposed by a Member of Parliament (MP). They're 'seconded' by another MP. The law is debated by the house of commons (and amended if necessary). It's then voted on, and the law is drafted into a bill. it's then passed to the House of Lords for debate. If they vote to accept the bill, it's sent to Buckingham Palace for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II to grant its accession into law. if the House of Lords rejects it, it's passed back to the House of Commons for changes to be made, before re-assessment (and acceptance) by the House of Lords.
What is the name of the egyptians' main god that is represented by the sun?
Re/Ra
How long is a member of the house of representatives allowed to serve?
Canada does not have a president. Canada's head of Government is styled the prime minister.See related questions for other Canadian positions you may have been referring to.
What are pure substances represented by?
change is re[resented by a chemical and a chemical formulasymbol
What is the prefix for represented?
Represent is the root word for Representation.
How did the founding fathers ensure that the people would accurately represented in the house of representatives?
Those representives are elected by the people and are assumed to do the work of the people when elected. If they do not do so or the people feel they did not do so they are not re-elected.
What is Egypts god that was represented by the sun?
This god was the Sun-God Ra (Also known as Re, Amun-Ra or Amun-Re).
How does the structure of the Senate represent Canadians in a different way than the House of Commons?
The Senate of Canada is a chamber of "sober second thought". Members of the Senate are appointed by the Governor General (the Queen's representative) on the advice of the prime minister, whereas members of the House of Commons are elected during each general election. The Senate has the exact same powers as the House of Commons, with these exceptions:As the Government of Canada is not responsible to the Senate, the defeat by senators of a budget or a key piece of the Government's agenda does not force the resignation of the Government or a general election.Money bills may not be proposed in the Senate. (Note:The Senate is free to defeat any budget or money bill, and to make any amendments it wishes, provided that those amendments would not need the Governor General's Recommendation, as these can only be received at the request of a minister.)The Senate only has a suspensive veto of 180 days on constitutional amendments that seek the consent of the provinces. The House of Commons can pass a constitutional amendment without the consent of the Senate once this period has expired.
What number represents the number of protons in an atom?
Protons are represented by the atomic number of an element. The number of protons is also the number of electrons. The number of protons is also represented in re Atomic Mass, which is the number of protons and the number of neutrons combined.
