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Who choose the British prime minister?
Ceremonially, the prime minister is appointed by the sovereign. However, in reality, the prime minister is indirectly selected by the voters. The voters determine who sits in Parliament. The Prime Minister must be able to lead parliament, that is control half the votes in Parliament.
In which street is the home of the british prime minister?
Downing Street in Westminster, close to the Houses of Parliament. The Prime Minister's home is No.10, whilst the Chancellor lives in No.11.
When did roosevelt meet with british prime minister?
rosevelt meet british prime minister in 1941.
Why did the British Prime Minister asked Parliament to tax the colonists?
To pay off the dept from the French and Indian War.
Who was the Prime Minister of England at the time1948?
Clement Attlee was the British prime minister
Who choose the British prime minister?
Ceremonially, the prime minister is appointed by the sovereign. However, in reality, the prime minister is indirectly selected by the voters. The voters determine who sits in Parliament. The Prime Minister must be able to lead parliament, that is control half the votes in Parliament.
What is question hour in parliament?
In the British Parliament, Prime Minister's Questions, is from noon till 12.30 every Wednesday when Parliament is sitting.
How do you become Prime Minister of the UK?
The party that wins the most seats in the British Parliament will have the Prime Minister. Within the majority party, party members elect their leader who becomes the Prime Minister.
The time period of the British prime minister?
Any Prime Minister may be voted out by his or her party, it is decided by the party, however a parliament is a maximum of 5 years.
What does a prime minister in parliament do?
The Prime Minister acts pretty much, like the President in the States does. However, in Canada, the Prime Minister is held accountable by the Governor General, who is the British Queen's representative in Canada. The Governor General can dissolve parliament, if necessary, and declare elections as needed.
Who is Britain's president and prime minister?
The United Kingdom does not have a President. The Prime Minister is a party leader in the British Parliament, and has the executive powers of a President - but not the status, as this is held by the Queen.
In which street is the home of the british prime minister?
Downing Street in Westminster, close to the Houses of Parliament. The Prime Minister's home is No.10, whilst the Chancellor lives in No.11.
What are some important duties of the British Prime Minister?
The British Prime Minister is head of the Parliament and has responsibility for the UK's welfare. He submits laws to be passed and is the key person that interacts with all other world leaders.
What does David Cameron do for a living?
His job is being Member of the British Parliament and he also is The UK Prime Minister
Is the Prime Minister of India also a member of parliament?
Yes, the Prime Minister of India is always a member of parliament.
Who was the leader of the English Parliament?
The Prime Minister is the leader of the English Parliament.
What did George Greenville do?
Grenville was the British Prime Minister in 1765 -until July The Quartering Act was passed in March. although strictly a Prime Minister does not pass an Act Parliament does - Grenville was head of Government when Parliament passed the Act
