Democracy

4. A silver and gold covered staff. It is the symbol of the power and authority of Parliament
5. Two chambers. Canada's Parliament has this.
7. A group made up of all Senators and Members of Parliament from the same political party.
10. Proposal by a Member for the Senate or House of Commons to do something. Must be second by another Member.
12. Agreement by provinces to form a nation. Happened in 1867.
13. Proposal for a law
14. From House of Commons and Senate.
17. Passed bills. Passed by Parliament
18. Member of Senate of House of Commons who does not belong to a party
20. The same as constituency. Members of Parliament represent this.
21. Political party with the most members elected form this
23. To choose a representative in a election
24. A university student who works for Senate of House of Commons
25. Member of Parliament or Senator in a political party who is responsible for keep their Member informed of the Chamber's business
27. Periods into which Parliament is divided. Starts with a Speech from the Throne.
29. A document placed before Senate, House of Commons or a committee for consideration.

1. Composed of the Monarch, Senate and House of Commons
2. The ending of a Parliament
3. Stages of passing a bill
6. A rule made to be followed by all Canadians
8. A group of Senators, Members of Parliament or both asked to study a bill or a specific subject.
9. Person who speaks for you
11. Set of rules for a country
15. All political parties who are not the governing party
16. A king or queen of a country
19. Someone appointed to the Senate by the Governor General
22. Process of choosing a representative by voting.
26. minister Leader of the party in power. Head of Government
27. A meeting of Senate of House of Commons within a session. Can last for several days or a few minutes
28. Upper house of Parliament