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This is my glog and essay on Constitutional Monarchies.

__Accurate Facts about Constitutional Monarchies __

Constitutional Monarchies are countries that do not have presidents; instead, they have a monarch and a prime minister. Not all countries have constitutions. Constitutional Monarchies are different from federal governments, like America. In a Constitutional Monarchy, the sovereign or the monarch is the head of the armed forces, not president. Again, not all countries have a monarch, so there are different kinds of countries in a Constitutional Monarchy.

The role of a monarch is to set out the Constitution Act and the same act gives the monarch ultimate authority over Canada’s Armed Forces. The monarchism is based on ancient principles of the parliament democracy. The monarch is Canada’s Official Head of State. Canada’s monarch is also the head of Australia, Jamaica, New Zealand, United Kingdom, and 13 other countries. The monarch or the sovereign who is Queen Elizabeth II, rules 19 countries in total!

The role of a prime minister is to be the Head of the Government, and the leader of the party with the most seats. He is also the Head of the Armed Forces. The prime minister of Canada is Mr. Stephen Harper. The Governor General controls the prime minister. The prime minister holds the PM’s Office, the cabinet, and the Privy Council Office. Although the prime minister is the third top in the Executive Branch, the prime minister does a lot of jobs.

The Australian Government is also ruled by Queen Elizabeth II, but she doesn’t stay in Australia. That’s because she can’t be in 19 countries at once. The parliament is the top of the Legislative Branch. There are 3 arms in the Commonwealth Government, including the Legislative Branch. Australia’s formal name is “ The Commonwealth of Australia ”. The parliament is responsible for debating and voting on new laws.

The Judicial Branch is the head of the Commonwealth, who is represented in Governor General. The Judicial Branch has 4 courts; the top is the Supreme Court, then the Federal and the Tax Court, and the last with the Provincial Court. The Supreme Court consists of 8 justices, each appointed by the Governor in council. In the Supreme Court, the chief justice isn’t only the highest judge in Canada. The Judicial Branch has many courts, and I prefer the Supreme Court is the most interesting Court.

The Executive Branch’s top is the sovereign. There are 3 elements in the Executive Branch, and they are the Governor General, the Senate, and the House of Commons. The Governor General is selected by the prime minister. The Governor General has 2 official residences; the Rideau Hall and the La Citadelle. The Governor General is selected by the prime minister, but I also appointed by the sovereign.

In conclusion, I have noticed that the Constitutional Monarchy is totally different from the Federal Government. The sovereign or the monarch which is Queen Elizabeth II only has a little part in the Canadian Government. I also knew that there are a lot of courts in the Judicial Branch. I thought the Legislative Branch was the most interesting part. Now that I’ve learnt all about the Constitutional Monarchy, I feel I got a little more interested about governments.

By Mizuki G5

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This is my glog and essay - Darshan Constitutional Monarchies

Constitutional Monarchies are countries which have sovereigns and prime ministers. Not all countries which have Constitutional Monarchies such as America. Monarchism is based on ancient principles. In Practice, however the Sovereign has little par or no part at all in Canadian Government. Overall they have many Constitutional Monarchies and they have many responsibilities.

The role of the monarch is what the sovereign does. Monarchism is based on Kings and Queens who are giving their titles to their children. The monarch is Canada’s official head of state through which the entire authority of the government is set in motion and in whose name law is extracted. The sovereign’s role is set out of the Constitution act. That same act also gives the Sovereign ultimate authority over Canada’s armed forces. This is the information I can provide for the role of Monarch.

The executive branch is handed by the sovereign. Since Canada is a constitution monarchy the sovereign is head of state. But since the sovereign is heading of 15 other countries it is impossible for him or her to be part of everyday government functions. The governor general then is the sovereign’s speaker in Canada but is the sovereign’s ultimate authority in government for nation executive branch.

The parliament is the head of the legislative Branch. The commonwealth government is also known as the Australian government. Australia’s formal name is commonwealth of Australia. Australia’s a constitutional monarchy. Overall legislative branch is the main ruling body. Judicial Branch take cares of the right of citizens. The right of citizens. The federal government or parliament of Canada is made up of three elements.

The sovereign represented by the governor general. The consent of all 3 elements is needed for the passage of legislation judicial branch is the last and most important of all in the constitutional monarchy. Overall constitution monarchies are common around the world constitutional around the world constitutional monarchies are based on ancient principles. In constitutional monarchies there are many important positions. Constitutional monarchies are very important for some of the countries because some of them think it’s fair. By: Darshan G5

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CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY- Kareena

A constitutional monarchy has a monarch [King/Queen]. In a constitutional monarchy a monarch is head of state. There is a prime minister in a constitutional monarchy. Canada has a monarch [Queen Elizabeth 2]. Not all countries have a monarch.

Monarchism is based on state traditions and public relations. Sovereign role – to set out the constitution act, and that same act gives the monarch ultimate authority on Canada’s armed forces. Sovereign is head of state. The sovereign has a little or no part to play in a constitutional monarchy. Queen Elizabeth is Queen of 19 countries.

Federal government is made up of 3 elements. Which are sovereign represented by the Governor General, appointed upper house called the senate, and an elected lower house called the House of Commons. The appointment of the prime minister is usually for 5 years but has been extended to 7 years. The Governor General is selected by the prime minister. The Governor General is executes all orders in council.

The head of state is a monarch. There are 3 arms of the commonwealth government. The parliament is the top of the legislative branch. The legislature is responsible for debating new laws to be introduced under the power of section 51. The commonwealth government passes laws that affect the whole country.

The monarch is Canada’s official head of state. Canada’s head of government is the prime minister. Canada is head of the commonwealth. Canada is a constitutional monarchy where the head of state is monarch. Monarchism is based on state traditions and public relations.

Prime minister is the leader of the party. The prime minister has the most seats in the House of Commons. The prime minister has power because he/she controls the House of Commons. The prime minister is appointed by the Governor General. The prime minister is normally a member of the House of Commons.

Canada is a constitutional monarchy. Canada’s head of state is a monarch. Queen Elizabeth is a monarch. Queen Elizabeth is Queen of 19 countries.

this is my glog - kareena

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