Chapter 6 - Representation

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Senate

alternate form of representation: representing minority interests to prevent the tyranny of the majority. Supposedly “neutral” voice and “sober second thought” - reconsiders work done by the House of Commons

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Triple E

equal elected effective - equal senate per province

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Parliamentary Reform

more private member bills, stronger and more independent committees, more watchdogs and resources to keep track of what the government is doing, and reduce party discipline

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3 Line Whip

making sure the party members stay in line and vote the way the party leadership wants them to 

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The Whip

elected member of the group and shows up to keep everyone in line with voting

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Reform Act

the MPs should hold a vote on whether or not the caucus chair should allow elected members to speak/vote on the leadership of the party

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Electoral reform/Representational Changes

  • change the way the 'first-past-the-post' system works

  • multi-member districts

  • more negotiation between political parties

  • elected parties can get stuff done super quickly and efficiently (even through the procedures)