Parliament crossword

3. the party that has the most seats but has less than half of the total seats.
5. each member plays a role as the opposite of a government minister.
8. all bills go to them to allow for further review, the pubic can give input.
11. is a piece of legislation that is introduced in order for it to be made into a law.
15. it’s generally the party that elects the second largest number of seats.
17. the cabinet minister presents the bill to the House of Commons.
19. all MPs can question the bills purpose and consequences.
20. is a party that has no portfolio or title.

1. they asks critical questions of the Finance Minister and government about federal spending.
2. the posting of all House business for a given day.
4. all elected members of parparliament that are not assigned a specific portfolio or role.
6. assuming the role of prime minister when they are is absent or unable to carry duties.
7. the party that has the most seats and is over half of the total seats.
9. who is our current ruling government.
10. who is the prime minister.
12. its a rule with consequences that affects everyone who breaks them.
13. the leader of the party that holds the largest number of seats in parliament.
14. where members of parparliament meet to discuss and pass bills/legislations.
16. there can still be more debates and more adjustments to the bill.
18. this person has the responsibility of maintaining party discipline.
19. a bill proposed in the Senate then sent to the Commons for further review.