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Exactly He is Now Unpopular and If He Leads the ALP to the Next Australian Federal Election They will Probably lose about 35 Seats the LNP If The ALP Wants to keep their 55 Seats and WIN an Eventual Australian Federal Election They Need to Make Bill Shorten Resign and Replace him with Anthony Albanese as Opposition Leader, Tanya Plibersek as Deputy Opposition Leader and Acting Opposition Leader with Wayne Swan as Acting Deputy Opposition Leader.
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Discuss the role of the opposition parties in the British House of Commons?
There are two types of opposition parties in the House of Commons: Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition (sometimes referred to simply as the Official Opposition), and third opposition parties. The Official Opposition is thought of as a "Government-in-waiting", providing an alternative government to take over should the existing Government resign or be dismissed, with the Leader of the Official Opposition being an alternative prime minister.Third opposition parties are also responsible for holding the Government accountable, but are generally not thought of as a viable alternative government, and rarely have as much pre-eminence in Parliament as do the Official Opposition. (For example, the Official Opposition receives more time during question period than do the third opposition parties.)
Who was the british leader forced to resign because he planned to overthrow the boer government?
Cecil Rhodes
If the president and vice president were to resign who would become the next president?
I believe the senate majority leader.
How and how elects the minister and shadow minister?
Canadian ministers are not elected.Rather, the prime minister selects persons to become ministers, and the Governor General of Canada makes the appointments. Though ministers are not elected, they are nonetheless responsible to the elected representatives of the House of Commons. Ministers may be removed at any time by the Governor General (on the prime minister's advice), or collectively may be forced to resign or seek an election by a vote of the House of Commons.The term shadow ministers is not used for Canadian politics; the equivelant position is critics, and they collectively form (with the Leader of Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition) a "Government-in-waiting" to replace the current party should the Governor General or electorate so decide. Critics are appointed by the Leader of the Opposition, and can be removed by the Leader of the Opposition.
If Gordon Brown resigns as leader of the labor Party does he therefore resign as Prime Minister and then what happens?
The party elects a new leader who is then the new prime minister. As happened when Blair resigned.
Who was given the powers of a king but could rule for only six months in Rome?
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Can you put resign in a short sentence?
I resign. I resign from student council.
What year did neil kinnock resign?
Neil Kinnock resigned as Labour leader in 1992, to be replaced by John Smith, who unexpectedly died in 1994.
How does a parliamentary government remove its leader?
In a parliamentary government system, the leader can be removed through a vote of no confidence. If a majority of members of parliament vote against the leader, he or she is forced to resign. Alternatively, the leader can be removed through a party caucus vote or other internal party mechanism that withdraws support for the leader. Once the leader is removed, a new leader can be elected or appointed.
How do you be a good democratic leader?
Resign. Renounce your political views. Announce that your head has indeed been up your rear. Perhaps other's will follow your lead.
Was Margaret thatcher sacked of prime minister?
no she was not sacked she had to resign because a member of her political party became leader and only leaders can be prime ministers
How do you resign?
That is the correct spelling of resign (to quit a position).
