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| 1. | Upper house of some bi-cameral legislatures |
| 2. | Leader of the gunpowder plot to destroy parliament 1605 |
| 3. | To pass a vote by approval of the majority |
| 4. | To revoke or annul |
| 5. | Political organization designed to field candidates for government office |
| 7. | Factional conclave organized to iron out a political strategy |
| 9. | Informal session of a parliament without a quorum |
| 10. | A proposed law under debate in the legislature |
| 14. | Legislative and to some extent executive branch of government |
| 15. | Legislative members who rarely speak in the assembly and have less responsibility |
| 16. | Authoritative permission or approval |
| 18. | A member of the executive in congressional systems |
| 19. | A group of parliamentary members still active after a session of parliament has been dissolved |
| 20. | Government game plan |
| 22. | To fail a vote for not having gained sufficient popular approval |
| 26. | A member of the parliamentary cabinet |
| 27. | Government pain in the neck from the minority quarter |
| 28. | The number of members of a group or organization required to be present to transact business legally |
| 29. | To join in abstaining from |
| 30. | Authoritative decree, sanction, or order |
| 32. | A vote of no confidence |
| 36. | A no vote |