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Prorogation in the
Westminster system of
government is the
action of
proroguing, or interrupting, a parliament, or the
discontinuance of
meetings for a...
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Parliament is
prorogued by
commissioners acting in the sovereign's name.
Parliament is
always prorogued to a
definite day. Parliament,
while prorogued, can be...
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session on days in
which parliament is not meeting.
While a
parliament is
prorogued,
between two
legislative sessions, the
legislature is
still constituted –...
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power to
dismiss and
appoint other ministers The
power to summon,
prorogue and
dissolve Parliament The
power to
grant or
refuse Royal ****ent to bills...
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prevent a
civil war upon her death. She
refused to do either. In
April she
prorogued the Parliament,
which did not
reconvene until she
needed its
support to...
- give a
proconsular dignity.
After the
Sullan era, all
magistrates were
prorogued pro consule. Badian, Ernst; Lintott,
Andrew (2016). "pro consule, pro...
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began criticising Johnson's
Brexit strategy,
including his
decision to
prorogue parliament ahead of the
Brexit deadline of 31 October, and the removal...
- of an
emergency during the long
summer recess,
Parliament is no
longer prorogued beforehand, but only
after the
Houses have
reconvened in the autumn; the...
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governor in his role as head of the
legislature has full
powers to
summon and
prorogue either house of
legislature or to
dissolve the
Legislative ****embly....
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office – that is,
private citizens (privati) – were
given imperium and
prorogued, as
justified by
perceived military emergencies. In the late republic...