Member of Parliament

Recently in the canadian news there was a horrific incident involving the Prime Minister (Trudeau) and a crowd of people in parliament with whom he was unable to share space-time. The horrified victim, one Brousseau, was unable to complete the vote as assigned, yet was not subject to any disciplinary action. It is unclear whether this minister will ever be able to return to work as the very presence of the PM might cause them to feel harassed. None-the-less, he has apologized! The incident…

was the strife between Whigs and Tories it lasted from 1707-1721. Great Britain was under the rule of Queen Anne. The Tories supported the monarchy and church. The Whigs supported parliament instead of the monarchy. At this time Great Britain was at war with France. It was a religious and political struggle for parliament and the crown.…

It became a parliamentary republic, which holds a President, parliament, political parties and elections. A President who appoints a Prime Minister, who is the elected head of the government, heads Italy. The President elected every seven years by a college comprising both chambers of the parliament and their three representatives from each region. Just as our presidential candidates have to be a certain age, in their case the…

the Parliament is unclear. This may occur due to many reasons such as; legislation failing to consider a specific point, a broad term being used to cover numerous possibilities , ambiguity, a drafting error, new technological developments, and changes in the use of language over time. In this essay I will attempt to answer whether statutory interpretation gives unelected judges unprecedented power to determine the meaning of words in legislation enacted by the democratically elected parliament. …

methods. On the other side, were two members Fergus O’Connor and John Frost who believed violence would have to be used if the wanted to catch the attention of the upper classes and get their demands met by the rich and powerful men who controlled parliament. At the beginning chartist bought petitions to parliament a diplomatic method. In July 1839 they bought their first petition had 1.2 million signatures on it. Unfortunately, a large majority of Parliament rejected it by 235 votes to 46.…

Introduction This paper is based on varied literature including journal articles, research papers, online resources, edited books, etc. The main focus of this paper is to examine the UK courts procedure in relation to the concept of deference with regards section 3 and section 4 of the Human Rights Act (HRA) 1998, it’s limitations and the essence of judicial deference to legislation and the interference of Parliamentary supremacy. In addition, it would be potent to highlight ‘the judicial…

which;therefore,led to the Intolerable acts. All of these events led the colonists on a road to revolution.Paragraph 2 Navigation Act of 1660 The Navigation acts of 1660 started making colonists angry. It started between 1650 and 1696 that Parliament passed a set of Navigation Acts. It limited the colonists’ trade…

1. INTRODUCTION 2 2. WHAT IS MULTIMODALITY 2 3. HOW MULTIMODALITY INFLUENCES THE COMMUNICATORS CHOICE OF WORDS AND SELECTION 3 4. CONCLUSION 4 5. REFERENCE LIST 5 1. INTRODUCTION Writers and speakers have different styles of communicating with their audience. These communicative styles are determined by various factors such as the type of audience the speaker is addressing, or the type of situation the communication is taking place or perhaps the matter that is discussed (Nordquist, 2016).…

difficulties. The main reasons included the defective drafting of the Act as well as the lack of experience of the policy-framers in the day-to-day affairs in India. These led to constant conflicts between the Supreme Court and the Governor-General and members of the Council. The following are the defects in the Regulating Act, 1773:- 1. Conflict between the Governor-General and his Councillors- The Regulating Act, 1773 provided for the appointment of a Governor-General and four Councillors.…

Hindu nationalism is a political ideology which refers to Hindu religious values. The Sangh Parivar, or “family of organizations,” is a group of Hindu nationalists, which emerged from bitter confrontations with European colonists, who sought to establish their own national identity in India. In the 1920s, the Hindu nationalist movement gained support amongst Hindus who felt oppressed by the British colonists and desired a return to India’s pure roots. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), or the…