Social 9 Chapter 1 Review

Roles & Responsibilities

How a Bill Becomes Law

Elected or Appointed?

Federal Political Parties

Lobby Groups & Media

Structure of Federal Government

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This branch passes laws for the country.

Legislative Branch

day-to-day business of This branch runs the day-to-day business of running the country.

Executive Branch

This branch interprets the laws in the country.

Judicial Branch

“chamber of sober 2nd thought.” This group provides a “chamber of sober 2nd thought.”

Senate

This group provides the policies & direction of the nation.

Cabinet

this part of parliament first. A bill must pass this part of parliament first.

House of Commons

government that a bill passes though.. The is the 2nd part of government that a bill passes though..

Senate

This happens after the 2nd reading & vote.

Committee Stage

This happens after the Committee Stage.

Report Stage

give “Royal Assent” to a bill. This person must give “Royal Assent” to a bill.

Governor General

These people are elected by constituents in ridings.

Members of Parliament.

The Prime Minister appoints these people and gives them portfolios.

Cabinet Ministers

can be appointed to these positions. Members of Parliament can be appointed to these positions.

Senators

This person has to win a seat and be voted as the leader of the winning party.

Prime Minister

This person first gets nominated then gets appointed once chosen.

Governor General

This party is currently in power.

Conservatives

This party is the Official Opposition

NDP.

This party focuses on what is best for French language and culture.

Bloc Quebecois

This party used to be the official opposition until the last election.

Liberal Party

1st seat in the last election. The party won its 1st seat in the last election.

Green Party

Green Peace is an example of this.

Lobby Group

leans to one particular This is when something leans to one particular point of view.

Bias

campaigns of cooperative These donate funds to support the electoral campaigns of cooperative politicians.

Lobby Groups

The media who report on government happenings sit in this area of parliament.

Press Gallery

Daily Double!!

on how to exert influence on the formation of public policy. These advise clients on how to exert influence on the formation of public policy.

Lobby Groups

This person is Canada’s “Head of State”

British Monarch (or King/Queen)

top of the Judicial Branch. This group is at the top of the Judicial Branch.

Supreme Court of Canada

government is at the bottom. This branch of the government is at the bottom.

Legislative Branch

This position is at the top of the Executive Branch.

Prime Minister

government is separate from the other branches. This branch of the government is separate from the other branches.

Judicial Branch

Double Jeopardy!!

Which group uses the principle of regional representation instead of Final Jeopardy Which group uses the principle of regional representation instead of representation by population?

Canada’s Senate