According to the Westminster System, to Become Binding a Draft

question 41

Multiple Choice

According to the Westminster system, to become binding a draft law must:

• A)be passed by the Lower House of parliament.
• B)be passed by the Upper House of parliament.
• C)receive the assent of the Prime Minister.
• D)be passed by both the Lower House and Upper House of parliament.

Comprehend the concept of radial cleavage and its significance in animal development, particularly in deuterostomes.

Identify the unique characteristics and the significance of the water vascular system in echinoderms.

Describe the various distinctive body plans and feeding mechanisms among the deuterostomes.

Recognize and classify the internal skeletal features of different deuterostome groups.

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