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== Government and Politics == |
== Government and Politics == |
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The government of Rupert‘s land opuses under a parliamentary democracy with a constitutional monarchy with the monarch currently Queen Elizabeth II and a Prime Minister currently Amanda Fairhouse Head of the liberal party With the Liberal party with the majority government in the house of commons and the coalition with the National Progressive Party government in the house of peers, The current opposition is |
The government of Rupert‘s land opuses under a parliamentary democracy with a constitutional monarchy with the monarch currently Queen Elizabeth II and a Prime Minister currently Amanda Fairhouse Head of the liberal party With the Liberal party with the majority government in the house of commons and the coalition with the National Progressive Party government in the house of peers, The current opposition is The Conservative Unionist Party currently headed by Arnold Winnin The current third parties are The National Progressive Party Led by Antonio Sandro, The True people’s Party currently led by Frances McNally The ,National independence Party lead by Hunter Femur. |
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Since 1999 there has been 351 seats in the house of commons and since 2015 there have been 103 seats for the house of peers with that half of the seats in the house of peers are appointed by The Governor General on the face of the Prime Minister and secretary of home affairs with the other half being elected by proportional popular Vote. The house of commons uses a constituent seats system. |
Since 1999 there has been 351 seats in the house of commons and since 2015 there have been 103 seats for the house of peers with that half of the seats in the house of peers are appointed by The Governor General on the face of the Prime Minister and secretary of home affairs with the other half being elected by proportional popular Vote. The house of commons uses a constituent seats system. |
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