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If something happened to the current Prime Minister of Canada who would step in?
Generally, the deputy prime minister would step in as Prime Minister.
How long does the prime minister serve for in Belize?
The Prime Minister serves as long as his party is in power, whether it be as a single party or as part of a coalition. The Prime Minister stops serving when they step down, or he loses the ability to lead the government.
When did tun Abdul ahmad badawi step down of prime minister?
On 10 July 2008, Abdullah announced he would step down as UMNO President and Prime Minister in June 2009. Abdullah Badawi handed his resignation letter to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong on 2 April 2009.
When was Mari Kiviniemi elected Prime Minister of Finland?
Mari Kiviniemi was elected as Prime Minister of Finland on 2010 June 12 by members of the Center Party.The Center Party's previous leader and Prime Minister of Finland, Matti Vanhanen intended to step down, so the Center Party needed to elect a new leader. The Center Party had been re-elected to power on the Parliamentary elections on 2008 March 18.
Who is New Guinea's leader?
For sixteen years, Sir Michael Thomas Somare was the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea. Michael Somare was required to step down to face trial on charges of moral turpitude in December 2010. Deputy Prime Minister Sam Adul was to take office during the trial which, to date, is continuing.
What is the second step of finding LCM?
If the first step is writing down the numbers, the second step is finding their prime factorizations.
When will the Prime Minister of Spain step down?
Spain does not have a Prime Minister. They have a Presidente del Gobierno who starts as a legislator, is selected by the King to be the Presidente del Gobierno, and becomes the Presidente del Gobierno when the legislature approves the nomination. Spain has general elections every 4 years. The last election was in 2008 so the Presidente de Gobierno will serve until 2012.
Why did chamberlain step down as British prime minister in 1940?
Chamberlain stepped down as prime minister in 1940 because he knew he had lost all hope and confidence oh hjis own Conservative party as well as oppposition from the Labour and Liberal partys. You got that question straight out of the text book. Lol the answer is right out of it too :P
How long does the Prime Minister in Israel serve?
There is no limit on the amount of terms that an Israeli Prime Minister can serve provided his party keeps winning elections and he does not die. Elections must be held within four years of the previous election, but at the convenience of the Prime Minister.
How did keating defeat hawke for prime minister in 1991?
The Labor government of Bob Hawke was elected in 1983. Bob Hawke was the leader of the Labor party, so he thus became Prime Minister. The Leader of the Labor Party in Parliament is elected by all of the Labor Party MP's and Senators, meeting together as a group. This is called the Caucus. The Prime Minister of Australia is chosen by the Governor-General, who normally appoints the leader of the party that has the support of a majority of MP's in the House of Representatives. When the Labor Party won a majority of seats in the 1983 elections, that meant that Bob Hawke, as leader of the Labor Party, was appointed as Prime Minister. Keating and Hawke agreed that Keating should become Prime Minister after Hawke stepped down. Hawke agreed to step down as leader after the 1990 elections. This was the so-called "Kirribilli agreement", made at Kirribilli House in Sydney. In 1991, Bob Hawke announced that he would not fulfill his agreement and intended to remain as Leader of the Labor Party and not step down in favour of Keating. Keating then launched a challenge to his position as Leader of the Labor Party. The Labor Caucus held a vote. Keating lost the first vote, but the second time around succeded in winning the support of a majority in the Caucus. Because Keating was now the leader of the Labor Party, and the Labor Party had a majority in Parliament, this meant that Keating was automatically appointed Prime Minister.
Who was the Prime Minister of Grenada in 2008?
Keith Claudius Mitchell was the Prime Minister of Grenada at the start of 2008. He was replaced by Tillman Thomas on July 29.Mitchell, Leader of the New National Party, first came to power on 1995 June 22 as his party took 8 of 15 seats. The party was re-elected to party on 1999 and 2003 before being defeated in 2008, 8 seats to 7 seats by the National Democratic Congress led by Tillman Thomas.Thomas took over as Prime Minister on 2008 July 9, ending Mitchell's 13 years as Prime Minister. In 2013 The New National Party again swept all 15 seats, and Keith Mitchell became Prime Minister of Grenada again on February 20. As a result, Thomas said he would step down as leader of the NDC as soon as a new leader was ready.
Who is the Prime Minister of Grenada in 2013?
Tillman Thomas was the Prime Minister of Grenada at the start of 2013. He was replaced by Keith Claudius Mitchell on February 20.In the 2013 election, the New National Party swept all 15 seats.Mitchell, Leader of the New National Party, first came to power on 1995 June 22 as his party took 8 of 15 seats. The party was re-elected to party on 1999 and 2003 before being defeated 8 seats to 7 seats by the National Democratic Congress led by Tillman Thomas, whom took over as Prime Minister on 2008 July 9, ending Mitchell's 13 years as Prime Minister. In 2013 The New National Party again swept all 15 seats, and Keith Mitchell became Prime Minister of Grenada again on February 20. As a result, Thomas said he would step down as leader of the NDC as soon as a new leader was ready.
