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| 2. | The branch of government containing the House of Commons and the Senate. (two words) |
| 3. | The branch of government that includes he prime minister and the cabinet. (two words) |
| 7. | The person who carries the mace. (three words) |
| 8. | The type of government in Canada, where the people rule. |
| 10. | The level of government responsible for a province. |
| 12. | An MP chosen to act as a referee in the House of Commons, he/she says who can speak. |
| 15. | The elected leader of a city. |
| 16. | MP's on either side, who have no specific role in their party. |
| 19. | A government minister, assigned responsibility for a specific area of government. (two words) |
| 21. | The monarchs representative at a provincial level. (two words) |
| 22. | The Monarch or head of state in canada currently. |
| 23. | The elected leader of a province. |
| 24. | Approval from the monarch representative on a law. (two words) |
| 25. | A certain department a cabinet minister will be responsible for, such a fisheries or national defence. |
| 26. | Proposed laws that haven't been passed yet. |
| 27. | The branch of government that includes courts. (two words) |
| 29. | Similar to a mayor, but of small cities. |
| 30. | A highly ornamented staff used for ceremonial purposes in Parliament. |
| 31. | The elected leader of Canada. (two words) |
| 32. | The leader of the party who has the second most amount of seats. (four words) |