another word for running from their problems

committee A group of Senators, Members of Parliament or both selected to study a specific subject or bill and write a report about it. coalition The joining together of two or more political parties to form a Government or an opposition. Clerk of the Senate The principal person in the Chamber who advises the Speaker, the Senators and the other clerks about rules in the Senate. Clerk of the House of Commons The principal person in the Chamber who advises the Speaker, Members of Parliament and the other clerks about rules in the House of Commons. > See Senate, House of Commons citizen A Canadian citizen is a person who was born in Canada or who moved here and met the rules for becoming a Canadian. There is one meeting room for Senators and one for Members of Parliament. Chamber The meeting room in which Senators or Members of Parliament meet to discuss and to vote. ceremony A formal act that follows special rules or traditions. caucus A group of Senators and Members of Parliament from the same political party.

Each province and territory also has a capital city. capital The city where Parliament is located and the government carries out its business. Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms A section of the Canadian constitution that ensures that all people in Canada are guaranteed certain basic rights and freedoms. The Leader of the Government in the Senate is usually a member of Cabinet. > See Cabinet Minister Cabinet Minister A Member of Parliament who is usually head of a government department. Cabinet The group of Ministers who work closely with the Prime Minister.

Another word for running from their problems