Branches of goverment

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Legislative can take Executive down if worst comes to worst with Judicial

The Senate

Third Reading

Report Stage

Committee Stage

Second Reading

First Reading

Judicial

Arguably the strongest and weakest branch

Enforce the Law

NOT politicians

Interprets laws for practical use

Power check to the other branches, to make sure everything stays fair

Separate from other Branches

Can't make laws

Doesn't have any decision making power

All Members have a legal background

Canada's Supreme Court of Law

A bill can be read up to Three times

All Bills must make it through the HOC and later the senate before even making it to the Executive Branch

Judicial branch can power check them

Executive Branch can shut them down

Really has little power

How a Bill Becomes Law

Senate appointed by PM

Every MP represents one district

Can purpose laws but can neither enforce them or approve them

HOC Members are elected by voters

Made up of the House Of Commons and the Senate

Major Lawmaking Branch

Legislative

Mostly

Makes the final call for bills becoming laws. Even if the bill passed the other tests with flying colors, if they think it's dumb, it will be rejected.

All Government heads of departments

Royal Assent

Could do whatever they wanted, but don't because their interests line up with ours

Approves Laws

Holds the most power

Made from PM and The Cabinet

Main governmental body

The Tree Branches of government

Executive