Democracy

3. A rule made to be followed by all Canadians
4. A silver and gold covered staff. It is the symbol of the power and authority of Parliament
5. Periods into which Parliament is divided. Starts with a Speech from the Throne.
7. A group of Senators, Members of Parliament or both asked to study a bill or a specific subject.
8. Upper house of Parliament
10. Person who speaks for you
12. To choose a representative in a election
13. The ending of a Parliament
15. Proposal for a law
16. From House of Commons and Senate.
17. Member of Parliament or Senator in a political party who is responsible for keep their Member informed of the Chamber's business
18. Member of Senate of House of Commons who does not belong to a party
19. Political party with the most members elected form this
22. Set of rules for a country
25. minister Leader of the party in power. Head of Government
26. Composed of the Monarch, Senate and House of Commons
28. Two chambers. Canada's Parliament has this.

1. A group made up of all Senators and Members of Parliament from the same political party.
2. Proposal by a Member for the Senate or House of Commons to do something. Must be second by another Member.
6. Someone appointed to the Senate by the Governor General
7. Agreement by provinces to form a nation. Happened in 1867.
8. A meeting of Senate of House of Commons within a session. Can last for several days or a few minutes
9. Passed bills. Passed by Parliament
11. Process of choosing a representative by voting.
14. The same as constituency. Members of Parliament represent this.
20. Stages of passing a bill
21. A king or queen of a country
23. All political parties who are not the governing party
24. A document placed before Senate, House of Commons or a committee for consideration.
27. A university student who works for Senate of House of Commons