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Question time
Parliamentary procedures
Question time is a question-and-answer session on the floor of a legislature, whereby a minister takes questions from Members of Parliament. The practice exists in some form in most parliamentary democracies, but is particularly associated with the Westminster system; in such systems, it is usually a daily feature of the order paper, though it can be cancelled in exceptional circumstances (usually only with the agreement of the opposition).
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Question time is a question-and-answer session on the floor of a legislature, whereby a minister takes questions from Members of Parliament. The practice exists in some form in most parliamentary democracies, but is particularly associated with the Westminster system; in such systems, it is usually a daily feature of the order paper, though it can be cancelled in exceptional circumstances (usually only with the agreement of the opposition). The United Kingdom and some other countries have special question times for asking questions to the Prime Minister. In practice, the questions asked in question time are sometimes pre-arranged by party leaders, although questions are usually without notice. Questions from government backbenchers are either intended to allow the Minister to discuss the virtues of government policy, or to attack the opposition. Question time is often widely broadcast on national radio and television, making it one of the main opportunities for MPs (particularly in the opposition) to get their views across to the public.
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Questões ao Primeiro-ministro
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Prorogation
The action of ending an assembly, especially a parliament, for a given period of time without a dissolution; the period of discontinuance between two parliamentary sessions
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Dissolução do Parlamento do Reino Unido
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sistema parlamentarista
Sistema de governo
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Pair (parliamentary convention)
An informal arrangement between the government and opposition parties whereby a member of a House of Parliament agrees or is designated to abstain from voting while a member of the other party needs to be absent
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dissolução do parlamento
Dispersal of a legislature at the call of an election, at the regular expiry of a term or often specifically referring to a premature end (depending on the constitutional system)