See: Government (2)

A term borrowed from the U.K.'s Parliament where he/she is concerned with mapping out the time of the session; estimating the time likely to be required for each item, and for arranging the bu [..]

The principle that decisions of the Cabinet must be supported by all of its members; by convention, those not supporting a decision must resign from the Cabinet. Distinguish: ministerial responsibili [..]

The government account which is drawn upon whenever an appropriation is approved by Parliament and replenished through the collection of taxes, tariffs and excises.

A superseding motion designed to dispose of the original question before the House, either for the time being or permanently. A motion to adjourn the debate and a motion to adjourn the House are examp [..]

That part of the Chamber reserved for the Members and the officials of the House.

The party or coalition of parties holding the second largest number of seats in the House. It is accorded certain financial and procedural advantages over other parties in opposition

A permanent order adopted by the House to regulate its proceedings. A Standing Order may be altered or repealed only by a subsequent decision of the House.

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Parliamentry Agenda - Monday, 13th October, 2014 - Friday, 17th October, 2014 Document Parliamentary Agenda - Monday 21st July, 2014 to Friday 25th July, 2014 Sittings Home Chamber Business Sit [..]