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How effective is Parliament at carrying out its various functions? Parliament’s three main functions are representation, scrutiny and legislation. The effectiveness of representation would be that parliament and the parties within represent their constituents and sections of society and voice their opinions and queries often. The effectiveness of scrutiny in parliament involves the studying of a proposed legislation in detail to ensure that it is in the nation’s interest and that it is in…

that Gregor had no longer acquired the ability to work to work and provide for his family. After everything he had done for his family, it seemed to hold no meaning to them. They were embarrassed and ashamed of their insect family member. Each one of the family members were proved to be ungrateful, selfish, manipulative people. The Samsa family no longer had a use for Gregor. The love that was thought to be there began to show. This was a immature love, which had no meaning. His sister made a…

The fundamental element for any organization is its structure. When an organization lacks an efficient organizational structure, then disarray will be run rampant throughout the organization and the project’s initiated by the members lack adequate quality. KLRN demonstrates these symptoms from their lack of an official practicing organizational structure. The organization practices a lackadaisical procedure without any significant guidelines as to how the organization conducts meetings, projects…

smoothly, a lead should not be the loudest voice in the room. The lead consultant should make agendas for each meeting, but more importantly, the lead should create an environment where every team members is able to speak up and share ideas. Moreover, the lead should be inspire and mentor team members. Logistically, a lead takes charge of emailing the client and keeps the team in the loop using Slack. A lead also should also help organize the team’s ideas and ensure that there are clear action…

were unable to make him comprehend. As he understood our decision was final, the tensions fizzled out and we were left with a feeling of relief that the storming was over and our group had survived as one cohesive unit, even though we had to lose a member to accomplish…

The Ethical Cosmetics Bill 2016 was introduced in Parliament on February 29 by its sponsoring Member of Parliament; Clare O’Neil. This Private Bill amends the Industrial Chemicals (Notification and Assessment) Act 1989 in order to effectively terminate, and create offences against the importation, manufacture and trade of cosmetics tested on live animals within Australia. This Bill has been actively backed by Labor Party’s Deputy Leader and MP for Sydney; Tanya Pilbersek as well as O’Neil’s…

Congressmen would endure. I would not be surprised to discover that the chairs reclined, gave a massage, and featured a button to call for catering through long periods of debate and storytelling. The seating faces a central platform where a few members, including the Speaker of the House, sits. The press gallery, located above the seating for the Congressmen, accommodates the reporters from various reporting agencies. I am sure the press often hears copious amounts of interesting and…

Qualitative research has gradually become a more prominent and accepted research paradigm as time has progressed. Unlike the quantitative paradigm, such a research ‘seeks a depth of information and attempts to gain understanding and insight related to the meaning that individuals give to their experiences’ (Thomas W. Kaminski, 2004). The tendency of qualitative research to be subjective and contextual as opposed to generalizable makes it subject to question regarding its trustworthiness. The…

an existing member. When evaluating professional organizations, you want to make sure that the organization aligns with your professional beliefs and provides some value to you for joining. Membership in these organizations may be free or they may charge hundreds of dollars a year in dues. Some people join in order…

“The Lottery” is a short story written by Shirley Jackson in the month of June in 1948. The story is about an annual tradition, called the lottery, held in an anonymous small village. All of the villagers gather for the annual event and Mr. Summers conducts a quick roll call. Each one of the residents of the village draws a piece of paper from the black box. As this happens, the villagers start to talk with one another how some nearby villages have stopped following the tradition of the lottery.…