what is meant by the next parliament?
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They mean the next Parliamentary session.
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Legislation is law that is made by Parliament or Congress (or a simular body, usually termed "the Legislature") which is an elected body. \n\nIn countries with a consitution, legislation must be supported by a valid grant of power in the consitution, otherwise it will not be a valid law.\n\nLegislation is one of the ways laws are created. Other means include through the decisions of the Courts (Precedent) or by delegation of legal power to a certain person (usually a Minister or Secretary) to make laws (subordinate or deligated legislation).
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Usually, it's the parliamentarian. If you don't have a parliamentarian (get one next year), then someone like the sargeant at arms or someone who has a formal position of enforcing the rules. You could just randomly select individuals from the organization body to make up the "constitution committee" which would be more constitutional and democratic.
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Parliamentary government is the government where there is only one legislative body that selects the prime minister who appoints the different ministers of departments in running the government.
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A political system with an elected representative - not a monarch - at it's head.
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Parliamentary Procedures are rules that dictate the proper format of meetings.  These rules cover both corporate meetings as well as political sessions, thus the 'Parlimentary'.
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by the parliament...they revised..when there is a need brought up...then they will have there amendent made....\n\nand it also count..from which government u are from..i mean..are u from a democratic country..republic...cuz they process are different...but the root answer is..contitution are revised in the parliament
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sorry 40yearold virgin, but there are parties in the European parliament, just as in any parliament, but these are much more varied than in national parliaments as there are representatives from all the countries. They are usually grouped together as right, left, centre, green etc so, for example, all the rightwing leaning party members form the various countries form a group to get their agenda through. There is no one dominant party, unlike in national parliaments. The EU is really run by a cabinet on ministers who make most of the decisions, the parliament has much less of a say.
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After the revolution in France the Government sat on the right hand side of the chamber from the front and the opposition on the left. This is the other way around in the British parliament.
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House. If only one.\nNot necessarily more power.  They just can just set the agenda better from the house.  Even though it may not get past the senate.
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The parliment IS the government.
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You will just have to go to Hansard and plough through at :-\nhttp://www.parliament.uk/index.cfm
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The new terms will begin in January.\n\nIt depends on what you mean by "operational."  When will Congress as a whole start business again?  January.  When will your new Senator or Representative actually have any influence?  That will take years.  Influence is determined by what committees they belong to.  They apply for these committees.  The positions are filled by seniority within both political parties.  If you just elected a new senator or representative, it will be a while before your district starts getting the pork again.
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The Prime Minister is the leader of the party that either holds a majority of the seats in the House of Commons or that leads a coalition that together comprises a majority. Unlike American presidential elections, UK parliamentary elections do not have a set date. However, no more than five years can pass between elections. Usually the party in power tries to call elections when they feel that they have the best chance to do well. I believe that elections can also be forced by a parliamentary vote of no confidence.
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Try this link..you may find the answer there:-\n\nhttp://uk.ask.com/web?q=Legislative+and+Regulatory+Reform+Bill%3F+&qsrc=0&o=0&dm=ctry\n\nwww.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/regulation/bill_for_better_regulation/
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In a Parliamentary Democracy, No Single Person is the Boss. Means Country cannot take decisions like going to war etc. on the will of a single authority (Person).\n\nParliament has be taken into confidence and convinced in the favor of decisions.
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Constitutional Monarchy that is also a Parliamentary Democracy and a Federation.\nFrom the CIA World Factbook\nhttps://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/ca.html