PPT-Process of Parliament

Parliament consists of The House of Commons The House of Lords The Crown Composition of House of Commons 650 MPs Each MP represents a constituency MPs elected at General Election every 5 years. BILL ACT. Types of bills. Government Bills- . proposed by ministers (guaranteed to pass through the lower house). Private members’ bills- . usually introduced by opposition members or government backbenchers (often controversial . Chapter 14 section . 2 . in your notes. Mary I. Main focus throughout reign was to strengthen England’s foreign policy. This often meant that her subjects did not agree with her actions, and there were many threats to overthrow her. . OF . KENYA. THE 16. TH. ASSOCIATION OF PARLIAMENTARY . LIBRARIES IN EASTERN & SOUTHERN . AFRICA (APLESA) CONFERENCE. . 20. th. – 25. th. April 2015. Nairobi, Kenya . Contemporary Social Dimensions within Parliament Information Base . Birkbeck University. October 2015. @UKParlOutreach. . Parliament’s Outreach Service. a free service from the Houses of Parliament. politically . neutral. aims to increase knowledge and engagement with work and processes of Parliament. Tracy Green and Gareth Sully. Web & Intranet Service . UK Parliament. Digital technology is changing the way parliaments work. What does this mean for Parliament’s digital strategy?. Members. Members. Mini-Unit 1. Government Systems Unit. Presidential System. President elected every 4 years by electoral college. Based on popular vote. Elected as president (separate from Congress). Could have gridlock in Congress. Overview. Analysis of . Boedoro. & . Boedoro. appeal. 16 members of parliament suspended for allegations of criminal behaviour.. 2 days after motion to suspend lodged, motion of no confidence lodged. Members suspended before motion of no confidence could be debated.. Critically evaluate the role and impact of Parliament on law-making. Requires adding up the . strengths and weaknesses . and . providing an opinion . based on the evidence provided.. When adding up strengths and weaknesses, attempt to find a . Recap strengths and weaknesses of courts as lawmakers – fill in blank side with corresponding strength/weakness. Add case examples . Strength. Weakness . Allows flexibility through overruling, distinguishing,. CIVIX Canada. A . Member of Parliament (MP) . is a person elected to a seat in the House of Commons who serves as a representative of one of Canada. ’. s 338 ridings. . What is an MP?. Who can be an MP?. SKILLS:. Evaluate:. To carefully appraise or consider the statement and comment on the relative strengths . and . weaknesses, as well as an overall judgement. .. Discuss:. To present a topic from all sides with a reasoned argument for and against a particular issue. You may add your opinion as part of a balanced argument. LAWS. The main work of Parliament is to make laws, debate topical issues and look at how our taxes are spent to help run the country. The issues discussed in Parliament affect us all: health, the environment, transport, jobs, schools, crime. The Tudors. The Tudor dynasty ruled England from 1485-1603. King Henry VIII consulted Parliament. Breaking away from the Catholic Church. Passing the Act of Supremacy. Raising Taxes. The Tudors worked closely with Parliament. . – . Empowering. . the. . school. . through. . the. use . Students´own. . ideas. , . interests. , and . their. . active. . involment. Schools. . involved. in . the. Project:. Základní škola Za Alejí .