Queen Elizabeth II opened the 23rd Canadian Parliament.
Further Explanation:
The Parliament of Canada is the federal legislatures situated at Parliamentary Hills, Ottawa. Ottawa is the national capital of Canada. The parliament constitutes the viceroy, the Governor-General, the Senate, Upper House, Lower House and the House of Commons. House of Commons is considered dominant, with senate and monarch hardly opposing it while Senate reviews legislation and Monarch provides royal assent for framing bill into law.
The 23rd Parliamentary session of Canada was officially commenced by Queen Elizabeth. The session commenced from 14th October 1957 and concluded till 1st February 1958. The members were elected by federal election held on 10th June 1957. The session is also known to be the second shortest parliamentary session in Canadian history. The session was controlled by the 18th Canadian Ministry under the leadership of PM John Diefenbaker of Progressive Conservative party. Ronald Michener was appointed the speaker of that session.
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Answer Details-
Grade: High School.
Chapter-: Canadian Parliament
Subject: History.
Keywords: Parliament, Parliamentary Hills, Ottawa, viceroy, Governor-General, Senate, Upper House, Lower House, House of Commons
