Question

opposition parties and the media?the parliamentary press gallerythe canadian pressthe cbccpacquestion 19 (1 point)according to kingdon, what is it called when one policy change establishes a principle that guides future decisions in another policy area?couplingspilloverpolicy windowpunctuated equilibriumquestion 20 (1 point)after justin trudeau formed government, anyone could join the parliamentary press gallery. true or false?truefalse

Explanation:

Question 19:

Kingdon's policy theory defines spillover as when a policy change in one area creates a principle that shapes future decisions in a different policy domain. Coupling refers to linking separate policy streams, a policy window is an opportunity for policy change, and punctuated equilibrium describes long periods of policy stability interrupted by sudden change.

Question 20:

The Parliamentary Press Gallery has strict membership criteria (including journalistic credentials, focus on parliamentary coverage) that did not change to allow "anyone" to join after Justin Trudeau's government was formed.

Answer:

Question 19: B. Spillover
Question 20: False