CanadaGovernment 28 · How Canadians govern themselves
How is the Governor General chosen, and for about how long does a Governor General usually serve?
- aElected by all Canadians in a national vote, usually for about six years
- bChosen by the provincial premiers at a meeting, and serves for life
- cAppointed by the Sovereign on the Prime Minister's advice, usually for five yearsCorrect answer
- dElected by the members of the House of Commons, usually for four years
Why?
The Sovereign appoints the Governor General on the advice of the Prime Minister. The term is usually about five years.
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