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STRUCTURE OF COLONIAL GOVERNMENT
• POSITIVE POWER WAS RETAINED BY APPOINTED OFFICIALS– GOVERNOR – EXECUTIVE COUNCIL– LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL• ELECTED ASSEMBLY’S POWER IS LIMITED – LEGISLATION IS REVIEWED BY LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL– GOVERNOR COULD VETO LEGISLATION– BRITISH GOVERNMENT HAD 2 YRS TO REVERSE
LEGISLATION
• LEGISLATURE CAN REFUSE FUNDS TO GOVERNOR• GOVERNOR CAN USE CROWN RESERVES FOR FUNDS
LOG HOUSE FROM CATHARINE PARR TRAILL’STHE BACKWOODS OF CANADA
GOVERNMENT AS ESTABLISHED BY THE CONSTITUTION OF 1791
BRITISH GOVERNMENT
GOVERNOR
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
PEOPLE
VOTERS
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