The main duty of the Governor General is to represent the Queen of Canada.
The Queen is Canada's head of State, and Her Majesty's executive functions are exercised on the advice of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada. By the conventions of responsible government, however, only those privy councillors who are currently ministers responsible to the elected House of Commons may advise the Queen, and the monarch's representatives. These exercises of the Queen's functions, by the Governor General, are referred to as the Governor General-in-Council*.
The Governor General, representing the Queen as one of the components of the Parliament of Canada, summons, prorogues and dissolves Parliament on the advice of the prime minister. The Governor General is also responsible for granting royal assent to bills passed by both Houses of Parliament. The Governor General can (a) grant royal assent; (b) refuse royal assent; or (c) reserve royal assent for the Queen's personal consideration. No bill can become law without the assent of the Queen, Her Majesty's Governor General, or one of the Governor General's authorised deputies.
The Governor General leads the recognition of excellence in Canada, as the Chancellor of the Order of Canada, the Order of Military Merit, and the Order of Merit of the Police Forces. Most of the nation's highest honours are presented to Canadians by the Governor General. The Governor General also performs the Queen's role as Commander-in-Chief in and over Canada.
The Prime Minister selects the other Ministers of the Crown for appointment by the Governor General, chairs meetings of the Cabinet, directs the government's policy and legislative agenda, and advises (in a mostly binding way) the Governor General and the Queen on the performance of their constitutional duties.
Duties of Members of Parliament (MPs) include:
The prime minister of Canada is the head of the Canadian national government.
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Ceremonial.
He's the Prime Minister of Canada.
Yes, the leader of Canada is a Prime Minister.
the prime minister of canada is stephen Harper
in Canada provinces are lead by premiers and the nation is lead by a prime minister
Canada does not have a president, but a prime minister. The current prime minister's name is Stephen Harper.
He's the Prime Minister of Canada.
He's the Prime Minister of Canada.
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Pretty specific question... If a Prime Minister dies in office, or becomes otherwise incapable of performing his duties, the Minister specified by the most recent Acting Ministers Minute will become the acting Prime Minister. If the Prime Minister is unable to resume his duties, the governing party will select a new leader who will be appointed as Prime Minister by the Governor General.
The name of Uganda's General Duties, Office of the Prime Minister is Tarsis Kabwegyere.
No, no Prime Minister of Canada was named Franklin.
Canada is governed by the government of Canada which is led by the Prime Minister of Canada.
He was the first prime minister of Canada.
The duties of the president are the following Making sure the Prime Minister does her job Going to schools and saying what is bad and good Always being present at Parliament And serving YOU
He selects the other Ministers Of the crown and directs the government policy and legidlative agenda
He selects the other Ministers Of the crown and directs the government policy and legidlative agenda
Pierre Trudeau was the 15th Prime Minister of Canada. Stephen Harper is the 22nd Prime Minister of Canada.