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What would if members of parliament were paid to serve the government?
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What would happen if members of Parliament were paid to serve the government in the early 1800s?
If the Members of Parliament (MPs) were paid to serve the government they would be bound to approve of all the actions taken by the executive branch of the government. This is not what is intended in a parliamentary democracy. Here the MPs are intended to be representatives of the people in the constituency from which they have won an election from. So, it naturally follows that the MPs are paid to serve the people by legislating laws in the parliament and by acting as a check to make sure that the decisions of the government reflects the will of the people.
What would happened if members of parliament were paid to serve the government?
They are. In march 2011 the published salaries were: Prime Minister: £142,500 Cabinet Minister and Speaker £134,565 Member of Parliament £65,738
What are the members in the House of Commons called?
They are simply known as Members of parliament, although in addressing them by letter you would refer to them as 'The Right Honourable....'(whoever). In the House of Parliament, MPs correctly address each other in debates as 'the Honourable Member'.
Why did King Abdullah II of Jordan dismiss his government on February 1 2011?
Because he felt people would think he was changing things for the better by replacing members of parliament, and that there was no need for a revolution
What purpose would a wireless vehicle tracking device serve?
This would mostly be used for surveillance of an individual. Civilians sometimes use these to keep track of family members. The government may use these to track a suspicious individual.
What role do citizens in Australia and New Zealand have in their governments?
I would say they elect members of Parliament.
What is tricameral parliament?
A parliament with three different bodies of government. The United States legislature is bicameral because it has both a House of Representatives and a Senate. Tricameral would just be adding another government entity.
What type of government did Ireland have in 1892?
Ireland did not have its own government in 1892. It was governed from Britain. Irish people would have been elected to the parliament, but were not part of government.
Who can fire the government and parliament?
The people have the opportunity to vote leaders in and out of government. However, to get rid of a government overall would call for some sort of revolution or coup.
What Constitutional principal would not exist if members of congress could serve in the presidents cabinet?
The separation of powers.
What is vote of confidence?
A confidence motion in Canada is one where members of the House of Commons are asked to vote on the Speech from the Throne, a tax bill, or spending bill. The government can also declare that a specific bill is a confidence motion. Failure of the majority of Members of Parliament to support the bill would result in the collapse of parliament and thus trigger an election. The opposition can also put forward a motion during opposition days to ask for a vote on the condidence of Government.In Canada a vote of non-confidence is voteing to decide if the majority of members in the House of Commons still have confidence in the Canadian government's ability to lead the country.
Do the members of Supreme Court serve terms for life?
The Justices' rulings would be protected from political inflence/\.
