Which of the following is not true of the Privy Council in Canada?
A) The full Privy Council seldom meets.
B) Privy Councillors are appointed for life.
C) The federal cabinet is part of the Privy Council.
D) The Privy Council was created to guide the decisions of the prime minister.

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The Privy Council in Canada was not created to guide the decisions of the prime minister. Instead, it serves as a formal body of advisors to the sovereign or the sovereign's representative, historically providing advice and approval on state matters. The prime minister's decisions are typically guided by the Cabinet, which is a subset of the Privy Council.

Which of the Following Is Not True of the Privy