SST1772 Government of Canada - Executive Branch
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SST1772 Government of Canada - Executive Branch
- 1. Government of Canada The Executive Branch
- 2. Canadian Government Legislative Parliament Executive House of Commons Senate Governor General Prime Minister Judicial PM’s Office Cabinet Supreme Court Federal Court Provincial Court Tax Court
- 3. Branches of Government Executive Legislative Judicial
- 4. Executive Governor General Prime Minister PM’s Office Cabinet
- 5. Becoming the Governor General
- 6. Responsibilities of the Governor General
- 8. Responsibilities of the Prime Minister Leader of the Country Leader of the Cabinet Country’s Chief Diplomat
- 9. Becoming a Cabinet Minister
- 10. Responsibilities of Cabinet Ministers
- 11. Canadian Government Legislative Parliament Executive House of Commons Senate Governor General Prime Minister Judicial PM’s Office Cabinet Supreme Court Federal Court Provincial Court Tax Court
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- The Government of Canada is made up of three branches.
- Executive – discusses potential bills, day to day business of the governmentLegislative – debates and passes bills into lawsJudicial – interprets the laws
- In this presentation we will focus only on one branch – the Executive Branch.
- Representative of the (Queen)Appointed by the Queen on advice of PMCeremonial representative for Government of Canada
- Representative of the (Queen)Appoints Prime Minister and Cabinet ( on advice of PM)Gives Royal Assent to bills in House of CommonsSummon and dissolve parliamentCeremonial representative for Government of Canada
- Leader of the political party who wins the most number of seats in a general electionProvides leadership and direction with support of Cabinet for citizens of CanadaNation’s chief diplomat
- Head of StateChooses Cabinet Members from Members of ParliamentLeader of CabinetLeader of the political party who wins the most number of seats in a general electionProvides leadership and direction with support of Cabinet for citizens of CanadaNation’s chief diplomat
- Members of Parliament chosen by PM to assist with the decisions and day to day operations of the governmentProposes bills and direction of national policyEach given a portfolio ( department of the government)by the PM to oversee
- Members of Parliament chosen by PM to assist with the decisions and day to day operations of the governmentProposes bills and direction of national policyEach given a portfolio by the PM to oversee ( example: Health Care)
- The Executive branch of the Canadian Government is responsible to the people of Canada.