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FACT SHEETS CROSSING THE FLOOR For a question to be resolved in Parliament, a vote must be taken. Parliamentary parties usually vote as a team, with all party members voting the same way. Crossing the floor occurs when

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FACT SHEETS PARTY WHIP The party whip is a member of parliament who is selected by their parliamentary party to take on the role of team manager. Each party has whips who work in the House of Representatives or the Sena

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