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What is the Definition for Local Members?
A Local Member is a Member in the Parliament. For example it is a visitor who visits Parliament house in the House of Representatives but they are not allowed in the Senate.
What does the term taxayion without representation means?
"Taxation without representation!" was a slogan used by the American colonies leading up to and during the Revolutionary War for independence from Great Britain. Though the colonies had to pay taxes to Great Britain, they were not allowed to choose their own colonial representatives to the British Parliament.
Why have the Sinn Fein MPs not been allowed to take their seats at parliament?
They are allowed to take them, but they do not want to take them. This is a protest about the involvement of Britain in Northern Ireland.
What might have happened if parliament had allowed the colonist to rule and tax themselves?
What the colonist wanted was representation in parliament and if that had happened there may not have been a revolution, but parliament wasn't the problem it was the king. Many in parliament agreed with the colonies positions and wore a powder blue ribbon or clothing to show support.
How many representatives are allowed in the house?
Today, there are 435 Representatives.
What is the minimum number of the representatives allowed to a state?
The minimum number of Representatives allowed to a state is 1
Is Britain allowed to leave the European union?
Yes. The treaty that created the EU specifically allows members to leave if they choose.
What would have happened if Britain had allowed the American colonists more control?
the american might have ended up being part of great britain
When were TV cameras allowed into the Houses of Parliament on the permanent basis?
TV cameras were allowed into the Houses of Parliament on a permanent basis in 1999. This change was part of efforts to increase transparency and public engagement with the legislative process. The decision enabled live broadcasts of debates and parliamentary proceedings, allowing citizens greater access to their elected representatives in action.
What is the total number of representatives allowed?
435
The sugar act and stamp act are examples of how the?
Parliament of Great Britain, for the first time in the history of the American colonies, imposed a tax on the colonies in order to raise revenue without the approval of the colonial legislatures. Previous taxes had been in the form of import duties and had been for the purpose of regulating trade. Because colonists were not allowed to elect representatives to Parliament, and a fundamental principle of the British Constitution was that subjects could be taxed only by decision of their elected legislature, they reasoned that Parliament had no right to tax them.
What is the rule for determining the number of representatives each state allowed to have in the house of representatives?
depends on the states population!
