
doi: 10.82308/43900
Many of the institutions of Canada are modelled upon those of Great Britain. Since the origin of the Canadian question period are founded on those of Great Britain, a brief preliminary discussion of the British practices is necessary. Thus the first chapter of this thesis will be devoted to a study of the question period at Westminster, from its origins in 1731 until it evolved into its modern form in the closing years of the nineteenth century. [...]
Mallory, J. (Supervisor)
Canada -- Politics and government, Political Science, Canada. Parliament
Canada -- Politics and government, Political Science, Canada. Parliament
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