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British electoral system презентация
Содержание
- 1. British electoral system
- 2. General elections are held at least every
- 3. election campaigning - about 3 weeks with
- 4. Who can become a candidate? over
- 5. pays £500 to a Returning Officer (=
- 6. BUT! more chances for those who represent
- 7. Polling Day (usually on a Thursday ?
- 9. By-elections when a seat in the House
- 10. goes bankrupt, develops mental illness
Слайд 2General elections
are held at least every 5 years
The PM chooses
the date (usually the time that gives as much advantage for his party as possible).
Then he asks the Queen to dissolve the Parliament.
Then he asks the Queen to dissolve the Parliament.
Слайд 3election campaigning - about 3 weeks with large-scale press, radio and
TV coverage.
Candidates may be from a political party or they may stand as an “Independent”.
Candidates may be from a political party or they may stand as an “Independent”.
Слайд 4Who can become a candidate?
over 18 years of age,
a
British citizen, or citizen of a Commonwealth country or the Republic of Ireland.
Слайд 5pays £500 to a Returning Officer (= a person responsible for
elections in a particular constituency).
doesn’t have to be a member of a political party.
doesn’t have to be a member of a political party.
Слайд 6BUT! more chances for those who represent one of the 3
main British political parties or a nationalist or unionist party in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland.
Слайд 9By-elections
when a seat in the House of Commons becomes vacant between
general elections if an MP:
resigns from Parliament,
dies,
is made a peer,
resigns from Parliament,
dies,
is made a peer,
Слайд 10goes bankrupt,
develops mental illness
is convicted for a serious criminal
offence.
By-elections can be held on any day.
By-elections can be held on any day.
