Parliamentary Procedure And Practice: With A Review Of The Origin, Growth And Operation Of Parliamentary Institution In The Dominion Of Canada, And An Appendix, Containing The British North America Act Of 1867 And Amending Acts

"Parliamentary Procedure and Practice" by Sir John George Bourinot provides a comprehensive overview of parliamentary rules and their application, with a particular focus on the Dominion of Canada. This volume delves into the historical origins and evolution of parliamentary institutions within Canada, offering readers a detailed understanding of the framework that governs Canadian legislative processes.

Included is an appendix featuring the British North America Act of 1867 and its subsequent amendments, making it an invaluable resource for students, scholars, and anyone interested in Canadian law and governance. Bourinot's work remains a significant contribution to the study of parliamentary democracy and continues to offer valuable insights into the workings of Canadian government.

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