Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago Quiz

What is the role of the President of Trinidad and Tobago?

• Overseeing the Senate

• Managing government finances

• Leading the House of Representatives

• Appointing the Prime Minister

How many seats are there in the House of Representatives?

• 31

• 41

• 51

• 61

How are Senators appointed to the Senate?

• By the House of Representatives

• By the President

• By the Prime Minister

• By the Speaker

What is the role of the Speaker of the House of Representatives?

• Leading committee inquiries

• Approving government budgets

• Presiding over meetings

• Appointing Senators

Who is responsible for the procedural functioning of the House of Representatives?

• The President

• The Prime Minister

• The Clerk of the House

• The Speaker

What is the purpose of parliamentary committees?

• Appointing Senators

• Approving government budgets

• Passing laws

• Conducting inquiries

What function does Parliament serve in Trinidad and Tobago?

• Foreign relations

• Military command

• Financial oversight

• Judicial oversight

How does Parliament represent the interests of the public?

• By controlling the media

• By enforcing laws

• Through military actions

• By advocating for policies

What is the main role of the Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago?

• Overseeing the military

• Controlling the judiciary

• Managing foreign relations

• Ensuring transparency and accountability