吵翻天啊！加拿大"基本收入"正式通过参议院二读!
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Bill S-206 for Guaranteed Livable Basic Income in Canada by Senator Kim Pate
Learn about Canada's Senate Bill S-206 for Guaranteed Livable Basic Income by Senator Kim Pate
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你对议会两院的理解不充分。
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Canada's Parliament is a bicameral legislature with two chambers: the elected House of Commons and the appointed Senate. The House of Commons is the lower chamber, where Members of Parliament (MPs) are elected to represent constituents and debate bills, while the Senate is the upper chamber, with senators appointed to provide "sober second thought" and review legislation, represent regional interests, and investigate issues. Both chambers must pass a bill for it to receive Royal Assent and become law.
House of Commons
- Structure: The lower chamber of Parliament, with 343 elected Members of Parliament (MPs).
- Role: Most bills originate here; MPs debate, vote on, and study bills. It is also where the government must maintain the confidence of the majority to stay in power.
- Representation: Based on population, with MPs representing different electoral districts across the country.
- Key feature: Contains "Question Period," where the opposition can challenge the government.
Senate
- Structure: The upper chamber, with 105 appointed senators.
- Role: Reviews legislation passed by the House of Commons, proposing amendments or rejecting bills as a check on the government. Senators also introduce their own bills (except those involving taxes or spending) and conduct committee studies on important national issues.
- Representation: Based on regional representation, with a distribution designed to give each region equal representation.
- Appointment: Senators are appointed by the Governor General on the advice of the Prime Minister. They hold their position until age 75.
How they work together
- Both chambers must pass identical versions of a bill for it to proceed to the next stage.
- A bill passed by both the House of Commons and the Senate becomes law after receiving Royal Assent from the Governor General or a representative of the Crown.
The Role of the Senate
The Senate is an important part of the legislative (law-making) branch of Canada’s government. Senators are appointed from each province and territory to represent Canada’s diverse regions.
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同学们，都躺平吧。我老先躺为敬！
你对议会两院的理解不充分。
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Canada's Parliament is a bicameral legislature with two chambers: the elected House of Commons and the appointed Senate. The House of Commons is the lower chamber, where Members of Parliament (MPs) are elected to represent constituents and debate bills, while the Senate is the upper chamber, with senators appointed to provide "sober second thought" and review legislation, represent regional interests, and investigate issues. Both chambers must pass a bill for it to receive Royal Assent and become law.
House of Commons
- Structure: The lower chamber of Parliament, with 343 elected Members of Parliament (MPs).
- Role: Most bills originate here; MPs debate, vote on, and study bills. It is also where the government must maintain the confidence of the majority to stay in power.
- Representation: Based on population, with MPs representing different electoral districts across the country.
- Key feature: Contains "Question Period," where the opposition can challenge the government.
Senate
- Structure: The upper chamber, with 105 appointed senators.
- Role: Reviews legislation passed by the House of Commons, proposing amendments or rejecting bills as a check on the government. Senators also introduce their own bills (except those involving taxes or spending) and conduct committee studies on important national issues.
- Representation: Based on regional representation, with a distribution designed to give each region equal representation.
- Appointment: Senators are appointed by the Governor General on the advice of the Prime Minister. They hold their position until age 75.
How they work together
- Both chambers must pass identical versions of a bill for it to proceed to the next stage.
- A bill passed by both the House of Commons and the Senate becomes law after receiving Royal Assent from the Governor General or a representative of the Crown.
The Role of the Senate
The Senate is an important part of the legislative (law-making) branch of Canada’s government. Senators are appointed from each province and territory to represent Canada’s diverse regions.learn.parl.ca
这个不能从字面上理解。英式议会传统中，上院主要是一个咨询机构，否议会决议的情况极为罕见。这就象国王有很多权力，实际上是不能使用的。说到底，下院是民选的。一旦国王或上院用手中的权力和代表民意的下院做对，政治后果难以预料
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这个走法挺有意思，不是应该先House再Senate吗？难道是Senator提出的就先走Senate?Why a Guaranteed Livable Basic Income? | Senator Kim Pate
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