Chapter 9

2. type of vote where the legislators are allowed to vote with their personal opinion
3. public officials elected by people of BC
4. monarch shares power with a constitutionally organized government
7. head of the elected government
10. conditions required to make changes to the constitution
12. elected people represent a group of people in difference to democracy
13. referring to all members in a parliament party
15. body of the ministers advisors and sets federal government policies and priorities for the country
17. established rules and rights for a state that everyone has to go by
19. political arm of the staff housed in the office of the prime minister
20. representative of the crown i a commonwealth country where the British monarch is the head of state

1. territory controlled by two levels of government
5. it represents communities and is the only part of the legislative branch with elected members
6. decisions made by everyone eligible instead of a body of elected representatives
8. upper house of the parliament of Canada
9. person who is next in line for governor incase something happens such as a sudden death
11. support of money from someone and given to a person or group like charity
14. it united colonies entering confederation and established federalism
16. proposal to create or replace an existing law
18. a way of governing depending on the will of people by electing