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Bicameral
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Is the House of Representatives based on population?
The house of representatives ~ APEX
What is a bi-cameral body?
This means to have a two house legislative system...like the us national government is (senate & house of reps) and how every state is except nebraska, where they have a unicameral, or one house system
Why is the house of burgesses important to the usa government today?
represenative democrcy The House of Burgesse a representative government in Virginia. There were 22 members. One of them was the governor of Virginia. The governor appointed s…
What is another name for a two house legislature?
A legislature having two houses (as in the US Congress and the British Parliament) is said to be "bicameral" (from the Latin for "two chambers"). A legislature having a single house is said to be "unicameral".
To which branch of government does the House of Representatives belong?
It belongs to the Legislative Branch !!!
What is a Unitary Presidential Constitutional Republic?
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What is the bicameral legislator?
A legislative body consisting of 2 separate bodies; such as a House and Senate. A state such as Kansas has a unicameral body, meaning that they only have one legislative body.
What are the houses of parliament called in Victoria Australia?
In Queensland, Parliament consists of The Queen and the Legislative Assembly.The assembly has 89 Members of Parliament.Queensland does not have two houses of Parliament. It is the only state in Australia to have just one house of Parliament, and that is the Legislative Assembly.
What is the lower house of parliament in Queensland called?
Queensland is different from the other states in Australia as it has just one House of Parliament, which is called the Queensland Legislative Assembly.
Should the legislature be bicameral or unicameral?
The U.S. Congress is bicameral legislature, because it is a two-house legislature; Senate and the House of Representatives
Is the House of Representatives based on population?
The house of representatives ~ APEX
What term is defined as a one house ligestrature?
A unicameral legislature is a system where the country's legislative body has only one chamber or house, as opposed to a bicameral legislature, which has two separate chambers.
What are the two houses of Parliament the federal government is made up of in Australia?
Different states have different houses of parliament.In Australia, federally, the two houses of Parliament are the Senate (Upper house) and the House of Representatives(lower house).Within each of the states and territories, this changes, and the names of the houses of Parliament are as follows:New South Wales: Legislative Council (upper house) and Legislative Assembly (lower house)Victoria: Legislative Council (upper house) and Legislative Assembly (lower house)South Australia: Legislative Council (upper house) and House of Assembly (lower house)Queensland: Legislative Assembly (there is only one house)Western Australia: Legislative Council (upper house) and Legislative Assembly (lower house)Tasmania: Legislative Council (upper house) and House of Assembly (lower house)Northern Territory and Australian Capital Territory:Legislative Assembly (one house only)
What is the name of the two houses of the British Parliament?
In Australia, federally, the two houses of Parliament are the Senate (Upper house) and the House of Representatives(lower house).Within each of the states and territories, this changes, and the names of the houses of Parliament are as follows:New South Wales: Legislative Council (upper house) and Legislative Assembly (lower house)Victoria: Legislative Council (upper house) and Legislative Assembly (lower house)South Australia: Legislative Council (upper house) and House of Assembly (lower house)Queensland: Legislative Assembly (there is only one house)Western Australia: Legislative Council (upper house) and Legislative Assembly (lower house)Tasmania: Legislative Council (upper house) and House of Assembly (lower house)Northern Territory and Australian Capital Territory:Legislative Assembly (one house only)
What dose bicameral mean?
It means that instead of there only being one legislative body in Congress, there are two. One being the Senate, the other the House of Representatives.
Why do bills pass in one house but not the other?
It's called legislative checks and balances. One house of the legislature may want the bill and believe it is important, the other house may not believe the same thing.
What is a bi-cameral body?
This means to have a two house legislative system...like the us national government is (senate & house of reps) and how every state is except nebraska, where they have a unicameral, or one house system
