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PrintPapers, prorogation, privilege and punishment: oh my!
Prorogation doesn't kill order for Afghanistan documents and the government is still required to table those documents as soon as the House resumes in March.
One good thing about minority government is it keeps giving us opportunities to learn how our Parliamentary system really works. In 2008, we learned a bit about the empty promise of fixed-date elections, the formation of a coalition government, prorogation and the power of the Governor General as our effective head of state (the Queen being the nominal head of state).
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Papers, prorogation, privilege and punishment: oh my!
Prorogation doesn't kill order for Afghanistan documents and the government is still required to table those documents as soon as the House resumes in March.
One good thing about minority government is it keeps giving us opportunities to learn how our Parliamentary system really works. In 2008, we learned a bit about the empty promise of fixed-date elections, the formation of a coalition government, prorogation and the power of the Governor General as our effective head of state (the Queen being the nominal head of state).
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