Branches of Government
The legislative branch is also known as this
What is parliament
This is the highest court in Canada
What is the Supreme Court
Courts and laws are included in this branch of government
What is the Judicial branch
Members of the Senate are also known as
Senators
Members of Parliament (MPs) are chosen this way
What is voting
Voting regions are otherwise known as this
What are ridings
The Canadian government operates in these two languages
What are French and English
Canada's Head of State
Who is King Charles III
Appointers of the Senate
Who is the Prime Minister and Governor General
House of Commons is part of this branch of government
Legislative Branch
This branch of government creates laws
What is the legislative branch
The Judicial Branch does this
Interpret and enforce laws
If the party you lead wins the most seats in the House of Commons you become this person
What is the Prime Minister
This is the age at which Senators retire
They're electing and represent ridings across Canada
Who are Members of Parliament
Voters elect these people who sit in this branch of government
What are MPs (members of parliament) and the Legislative branch
These people are part of one of the 3 branches of Canadian government but they are not politicians
Who are judges
The Executive Branch includes
The Prime Minister and the Cabinet
For a bill to become law it must be passed by
What is the Senate and House of Commons
The party with the second most seats in the House of Commons forms this
What is the Official Opposition
The Cabinet is chosen this way
The Prime Minster selects Members of Parliament to create the Cabinet
House of Commons, Senate, Governor General (Monarch)
This is the role of the Legislative Branch
What is purposes, reviews, and passing bills
This is the role of the Senate
What is proposing bills, amending/debating bills, and representing Canadians
After both of these bodies accept it, a bill will become law
What is the House of Commons and the Senate