2. FILL IN THE BLANKS (max 5 points)

The procedure to enact a federal law in Canada starts with a proposed legislation introduced in Parliament in the form of a _______ . Canada's legislative process involves three main Institutions: The House of Commons, the Senate, and the ___________ (who is represented by the ___________________). All three of these Institutions are in the city of ______________ which is in the Province of ___________ .

3. FIND THE CORRECT WORDS (max 8 points)

Fill the right boxes with the word (or words) that are defined by the definitions

in the corresponding left boxes.

1. The legal principle whereby the decision of a court must apply the ruling similarly formulated by same level or higher courts in earlier decisions.

2. The Supreme Court judges are appointed by

3. The Chamber of the Canadian parliament with 105 appointed members is

4. The name of the rules passed by Municipal authorities.

5. The name of every statute before receiving Royal Assent.

6. The representative of the Monarchy in each Province is

7. It's the Territory that was created in 1999.

8. The person that starts a civil action (lawsuit) is called: