Scott mentioned at one time that in Canada we don't have a sitting government since it was prorogued back in 2008...which coincidentally it was in 2009 when the Government of Canada was rebranded to "Harper Government"...is this all related? I'm having trouble finding the procedures for resuming government after proroguing it, can anyone direct me in the right direction?
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Pete Daoust
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2008%E2%80%9309_Canadian_parliamentary_dispute
I'm not sure but just in case.....:)
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Gail Marie
thanks I'll check it out, what I'm thinking is that the Government of Canada is still prorogued and the Harper Government has taken over without anyone's awareness..hence the name change
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
I am looking into the governor generals direction. There has to be an act covering or not....
Its spread out near as I have figuered we as indivdual native born originals have the power to order....
Still wondering how one would enforce.... More research to do.
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Gail Marie
We have a similar situation as far as proroguing goes here in Ontario now too and I think BC may have had the same....there has to be an unseen benefit for them beyond the getting out of having to answer tough questions and being held accountable lol
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Ya... So far they have gotten away with it....
Statusc Quo is the benefit. >X-(
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Cara Small
Same shit, different pile
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