What are the similarities between indian and canadian federalism?
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Federal system implies dual government constitutionally created coequal and protected.
Similarities:
So we have adopted the idea of federal structure with the the strong centre from the Canadian constitution.The residuary powers meintioned in Art. 248 are with the centre which shows the dominance of the central government centre over the states.Responsible government, for example, in which the Cabinet is collectively responsible to the elected House of Commons and must resign if it loses a vote of confidence, is a fundamental, but unwritten, element of Canadian parliamentary democracy at the federal and provincial levels.The bulk of federal power lies with the federal head of government and his/her executive council, which are officially PM and COM ( council of minister) , as well as the elected legislative chamber, the House of people.Parliament can make laws for all of Canada, but only about matters the Constitution assigns to it. A provincial or territorial legislature can only make laws about matters within the province's borders.bijural country – that means it has both common and civil law systems
Dis-similiarities:
Canada has allowed dual citizenship since February 14, 1977. Every country decides whom it considers to be a citizen. If more than one country recognizes you as a citizen, you have dual citizenship.Canadians are allowed to take foreign citizenship while keeping their Canadian citizenship. However in India we have single citizenship.Parliament can make laws for all of Canada, but only about matters the Constitution assigns to it. A provincial or territorial legislature can only make laws about matters within the province's borders.
Federal system implies dual government constitutionally created coequal and protected.
Similarities:
So we have adopted the idea of federal structure with the the strong centre from the Canadian constitution.The residuary powers meintioned in Art. 248 are with the centre which shows the dominance of the central government centre over the states.Responsible government, for example, in which the Cabinet is collectively responsible to the elected House of Commons and must resign if it loses a vote of confidence, is a fundamental, but unwritten, element of Canadian parliamentary democracy at the federal and provincial levels.The bulk of federal power lies with the federal head of government and his/her executive council, which are officially PM and COM ( council of minister) , as well as the elected legislative chamber, the House of people.Parliament can make laws for all of Canada, but only about matters the Constitution assigns to it. A provincial or territorial legislature can only make laws about matters within the province's borders.bijural country – that means it has both common and civil law systems
Dis-similiarities:
Canada has allowed dual citizenship since February 14, 1977. Every country decides whom it considers to be a citizen. If more than one country recognizes you as a citizen, you have dual citizenship.Canadians are allowed to take foreign citizenship while keeping their Canadian citizenship. However in India we have single citizenship.Parliament can make laws for all of Canada, but only about matters the Constitution assigns to it. A provincial or territorial legislature can only make laws about matters within the province's borders.
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