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it complicates the ability of less wealthy citizens to serve in the assembly because the lack of political parties means that election candidates must raise all of their campaign funds on their own; that it prevents the voters from being able to demand or vote for systemic change, since there is no mechanism to replace an ineffective or underperforming government with another alternative; and that it hampers efforts to improve diversity in representation, such as the election of more women and ethnic minorities to the legislature.
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Until 2014, the assembly was officially defined under federal law as "Legislative
Council". However, under Northwest Territories territorial law, it was defined as "Legislative Assembly". The federal name was changed when the Northwest Territories Act was rewritten in 2014. Under different periods of
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The consensus government model has received criticism on various grounds, including that it hampers long-term political and economic development in the territory because the lack of political parties mean that there is no mechanism to carry over a political agenda from one assembly to the next; that
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in 1887. Appointed members of the council served as stipendiary magistrates who would travel the territories and oversee legal cases when the legislature was not sitting. In 1887 the
Northwest Territories moved to a new system that assigned judges to judicial districts and separated the legal and
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introduced an amendment to the territorial
Elections Act to permit the introduction of party politics in the legislative assembly, but his motion received no support from other MLAs and was dropped. In 2019, he planned to organize a group of ideologically aligned MLA candidates in the
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Yellowknife in 1967 a temporary site for the Legislative Assembly was used until the new Legislature building was finished in 1993. The design of the current Legislature building was created by Pin/Taylor Architects company from Yellowknife.
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took place. All the voting members of the
Assembly were elected for the first time, and an elected speaker took office. The Lieutenant Governor still had executive authority however and appointed and ran the cabinet. After the
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and was created in 1870. The first appointments to the council were made on
December 28, 1872. The Temporary Council was dissolved in 1876 and a new permanent council was appointed and moved to the new capital of
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Northwest Territories Legislative Assembly has changed many times since it was founded. The first building was the original Manitoba Legislature in
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The south entrance to the current Legislature building.
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