| | Journal of Canadian Studies: Prime Minister and Cabinet in Canada: An autocracy in need of reform? |
 | | In this respect, five possible reforms are discussed, and their prospects of being adopted assessed: proportional representation for the House of Commons, an elected senate, strengthened parliamentary caucuses, a fixed time-table for elections and the New Zealand approach to the appointment of senior officials. |
 | | II a ete suggere que le premier ministre du Canada est enclin a jouir de ses pouvoirs d'une facon qui n'est pas swine pour une societe democratique. |
 | | In brief, in the orchestration of the 2000 election, one can find ample evidence to support the thesis that the Canadian prime minister - not just the current incumbent but the position generally - tends to enjoy powers to a degree that may be unhealthy in a democratic society. |
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