The Branches of Government

What does the Legislative Branch of government do?

• They decide how a law should be followed and if a person is following the law.

• They manage different parts of government and make everyone follow new laws.

• They pass bills into laws.

• They like to make laws for other countries.

What does the Judicial Branch of government do?

• They decide punishment if a person breaks/does not follow a law.

• They decide how a law should be followed and if a person is following the law.

• They pass bills into laws.

• They manage different parts of government and make everyone follow new laws.

Who is part of the Executive Branch?

• Lieutenant Governor, Premier, Cabinet, Ministries

• Judiciary Courts

• Lieutenant Governor and Legislative Assembly

• House of Commons, Senate, Governor General

Who is part of the Legislative Branch?

• Legislative Assembly, Lieutenant Governor

• Judiciary Courts

• Governor General, Prime Minister, Cabinet, Ministries

• Senate, House of Commons, Governor General

Who is part of the Judicial Branch?

• Judiciary Courts

• Senate, Prime Minister, Cabinet

• Legislative Assembly

• Governor General, Ministries

Who does the governor general and lieutenant-governor represent?

• the premier

• the queen

• the prime minister

• the cabinet

Which part of the Legislative Branch approves laws?

• Prime Minister

• Senate

• Governor General

• House of Commons

What does MPP and MP stand for?

• Men of Political Parliament and Men of Parliament

• Members of Provincial Parliament and Members of Parliament

• Manitoba Political Party and Manitoba Party

• Managing Provincial Parliament and Managing Parliament

MPPs and MPS are chosen by:

• the premier and prime minister

• the people

• the governor general

• the lieutenant-general

The MPs and MPPs are part of the _______ and the ________.

• Legislative Assembly and the House of Commons

• The Cabinet and House of Commons

• The Senate and Judiciary Courts

• The Senate and the Ministries