Comprehension: Why the passage say that the party get the profit
Short money is the funds received by opposition parties that win two or more seats in the House of Commons at the general election or win one seat and gain more than 150,000 votes.
The Opposition parties are rivals of the party (A) that means the rival get the money from winning the seat not the party (A). Why is it considered 'party (A) fund'?
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mosja The Opposition parties are rivals of the party (A) No. I think you've got the wrong end of the stick. You need to wait for someone who understands these terms used to describe the British political and governmental system better than I do.
- mosja The Opposition parties are rivals of the party (A) No.
- I think you've got the wrong end of the stick.
- You need to wait for someone who understands these terms used to describe the British political and governmental system better than I do.
- Opposition parties are the parties that are not in power.
- They are opposed to "the government".
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mosjaThe Opposition parties are rivals of the party (A)
No. I think you've got the wrong end of the stick.
You need to wait for someone who understands these terms used to describe the British political and governmental system better than I do.
Opposition parties are the parties that are not in power. They are opposed to "the government". Typ
0Here's some more background.
After a general election, the party that winds the most seats is called the governing party.
The other parties are called the Opposition parties.
Some of the Opposition parties are very small, and have very little money, and win only a few seats. In a healthy democracy, the governing party gives the Opposition parties some funding to help them to
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