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Name at least two conditions to be an Alberta voter (there are three)?
Must be an 18 years old Canadian. Must have lived in Alberta for at least six months. Must live in the constituency you wish to vote for.
Describe the role of opposition member.
They are elected MLAs from a political party who is not in power. They represent the opposing side.
If you had a concern and wanted to contact someone at the Provincial level, who would be the best person to contact.
The MLA for your district.
How do Provincial Governments get money to provide services?
From taxes
What are two ways that the provincial government is involved in education?
They decide what is taught. They decide how much funding schools get.
What does MLA stand for?
Member of the Legislative Assembly
What is a constituency?
An area of the province (a district). Alberta is divided into many constituency.
What is an act?
An act is a bill that has passed legislative assembly and has been approved.
What is a bill?
A bill is a proposed law. At the provincial level it is suggested by MLAs.
What is a referendum?
An issue proposed by that government that people vote on to come to a desicion.
Describe the role of Cabinet Ministers.
They are responsible for managing the different departments (such as education). They meet with the premier to help make decisions for the province.
Describe who the Lieutenant Governor is.
He/she is the representative of the Queen at the Provincial government level. Their approval is required to pass bills.
Describe the role of opposition member.
They are elected MLAs that represent the perspectives of the opposing parties (that were not elected).
What is an MLA and describe the role.
They are representatives that are elected by people in their constituency, and act on behalf of those people.
Describe the role of the Premier.
The leader of the party that got in power.
Name three services that the Provincial Government provides.
(Answers will vary)
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