The
Parliament of Ottawa
The construction of the current Canadian Parliament Buildings, seat of government, began on December 20th 1861 by the British colony on Barrack's Hill, which later became Parliament Hill. The parliament in Ottawa is the oldest of the supreme authority in the federal state of Canada and therefore supersedes all federal agencies.
The parliament
consists of a head represented by the British monarch (in reality the
government and the prime minister) the Senate (representing the
provinces and territories) and the House of Commons (representing the
people). In the absence of the British monarch, she is represented by
the Governor General, who appoints the 105 members in the opinion of
the Privy Council of the Queen and the 308 sworn deputies of the
House of Commons after the election by a vote by districts. The
Canadian Prime Minister, Stephen Harper was sworn in on February 6th
2006. He is the 22nd Prime Minister of the Confederacy, his
Conservative party winning 125 of the 308 seats in the 2006 federal
election. He was reappointed to this position in a minority
government after elections in 2008. He got a majority government in
the elections of May 2nd
, 2011.
Dylan
& Clement.
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