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Ideologies

• Communism believes in eliminating class society by eliminating private properties.
• Libertarianism prioritizes individual freedom and allows people the right to own property.
• Conservatism believes in sticking to traditions instead of progressive change.

Party Roles

• The Whip is responsible for ensuring party members are present for important votes in the House of Commons.

Canadian Constitution

• The main purpose of the Canadian Constitution is to outline the framework of the federal government and the relationship between the federal government and the provinces.

Party Meetings

• Caucus meetings typically take place behind closed doors, without the presence of the media or the public.

Political Ideologies

• Conservatism is associated with conservative values and limited government intervention.
• Socialism is associated with progressive values and government intervention to promote equality.

Legislative Process

• The First Reading stage involves the distribution of the bill to Members of Parliament.
• The main focus of the Second Reading stage is to debate and vote on the principle of the bill.