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Liberal Party
~Protect workers, enviroment
~alternate between French and English Leaders
Conservative Party
~tough on crime
~family values
~"tickle down" theory -private industry 1st
NDP
~supports increased spendings on all social programs
~taxes reforms
~close ties with unions
Green Party (Founded 1983)
~GOALS=
enviroment, heath care and education
Bloc Quebecois (founded 1991)
~ only in Quebec seperation from Canada
Majority Government
~if one party is able to capture 50% +1 seats in the house of Commons
Minority Government
~meets with oposition leaders, offering to include thier ideas in the legistration
~if fails, governal general can ask the leader of the second most member of the seats to try and form a government or call an election
Civil Laws
~deals with private disputes between individuals or groups
~ examples;
contact law(rentals),
tort-wrongs by one person against another ( injuries)
family law (relationships- adoption)
Criminal Law
~deals with crimes agianst society
Summary Offence
an category of criminal law
for example assult, trespassing
Penaties = probation, fines, work, 2yr-less 1day prison
Indictable Offence
a category of ciminal law
for example theft under $1000
assult causing bodily harm
Penalties = probation, fines, work, 2-5 less one day in prision
Federal Responsibilies
~defence
~trade
~currency
~foreign affairs
~crown corporation
Provincial Responsibilities
~education
~language
~municiple affairs
~gambling / liquor
~ hertiage
~provincial laws
Municiple Government
~ Local goverment that includes a major and a council that is responsible for delivering services to its population as outlined in the provincial municiple act
5 Parts of legal System
citizen- elect the government, rights under the law
governements - make laws, set punishment, ensure in society, garentee peoples rights
police - inforces laws, prevent crime and catch criminals
How a bill Becomes a Law
~politicians has idea for bill research and draft
~ first reading, intro and vote
~second reading, debate and vote
~commitee, reveiw the bill
~ third reading, final vote
~repeat steps in senate
~ royal assent from governal general
Public Bills
Laws that will affect the public in general
Private Bills
concern in individual or group
Election Process
with in five yrs of the last, notifies goverment general, chief electoral officer
~priminister is popular seeks earlier re-election
~can be called as a result of vote non confidence