Decision making and government
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How do they make a law (e.g. after Sealand disaster)?
- two years later, a majority in the chamber voted in favour of the bill.
- it was then handled by the first chamber which approved on May 7, 1958
- day later the bill signed into law by queen Juliana
In what different ways can citizens nfluence the Dutch parliamentary democracy?
-First chamber, which are elected by the States Provincial (passive voting rights)
-can also influence by demonstartion, strikes and signing petition, media
- They can add a proposal to parliamenary agenda : a citizen initiative . The 2nd chambers has to debate if it is supported by 40 000 signatures.
How did people get into the 2nd chamber before 1917?
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What does the government consist of ?
What are the two tasks of the government?
By who are the government and parliament assisted?
Why is the Second Chamber the most important?
In what different ways can both chambers check the government?
- They can give their opinion about government policy or request policy to be changed with a motion
-by voting for or against a budget (budget right)
- by investigating government policy (right of investigation)
What happens if the majority revoke their trust in the minister with a motion of non-confidence?
Where does the province take care of?
How many water district boards are there and what do they deal with?
What do the inhabitants of the provinces elect?
From their midst, they elect a daily goverment: ...?
What is the Queen's commissioner?
What can muicipaliteis citizens vote for?
Which which hands is the policy execution?
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