Preliminary Sections
Author | Rob Walsh |
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UNDERST ANDING CANAD A
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS OF CANADA
Rob Walsh
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UNDERST ANDING CANAD A
THE HOUSE OF COMMONS OF CANADA
Rob Walsh
InstItute of ParlIamentary and PolItIcal law
InstItut de droIt ParlementaIre et PolItIque
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he House of Commons of Canada © Irwin Law Inc, 2024
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IsBn: 978-1-55221-717-7 | e-book IsBn: 978-1-55221-718-4
Library and Archives Canada Cataloguing in Publication
Title: he House of Commons of Canada / Rob Walsh.
Names: Walsh, Rob, 1946– author. | Institute of Parliamentary and Political Law
(Ottawa, Ont.), publisher.
Description: Series statement: Understanding Canada collection | Includes bibliographical references and index.
Identiiers: Canadiana (print) 20240316118 | Canadiana (ebook) 20240316142 |
ISBN 9781552217177 (softcover) | ISBN 9781552217184 (PDF)
Subjects: LCSH: Canada. Parliament. House of Commons. | LCSH: Canada —
Politics and government.
Classiication: LCC JL161 .W33 2024 | DDC 328.71/072—dc23
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Contents
Foreword vii
chapter one Introduction 1
chapter two The Making of the Parliamentary System 7
chapter three Canada’s Parliament 25
chapter four Separation of Powers 31
chapter five Constitutional Functions 39
chapter six Parliamentary Privilege 47
chapter seven House Proceedings 59
chapter eight Committees 85
chapter nine Administration 93
annex Extracts from Principal Relevant
Instruments of Law 101
Notes ...
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