Which statement is true of a treaty?A.It legally binds the nations that agree to it.B.It must be ratified unanimously by the U.S. Senate.C.It applies to governments but not to ordinary citizens.D.It has to be approved by the United Nations.

The United Nations oversees all international agreements concerning regulations between nations. True False

A negotiated and ratified treaty is to be deposited with_____The secretariat of the United NationsOffice of the President of the state parties

Which of the following is least accurate?Question 5Answera.The executive arm of the Government is required to present multilateral treaties and major bilateral treaties of particular significance to the legislative arm before binding treaty action is taken, according to the Cabinet Manual and Standing Orders.b.The status of an international instrument, such as a treaty, does not only depend on its title, and must be inferred from the instrument as a whole and particularly the language used throughout.c.After a treaty is presented to the House of Representatives, it is the subject of select committee consideration.d.With regard to multilateral treaties and major bilateral treaties, where there is any proposal to sign a treaty or to take binding treaty action, it is optional whether such a proposal may or may not be submitted to Cabinet for approval.

Read this passage from the U.S. Constitution:This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be made in Pursuance thereof; and all Treaties made, or which shall be made, under the Authority of the United States, shall be the supreme Law of the Land; and the Judges in every State shall be bound thereby, any Thing in the Constitution or Laws of any State to the Contrary notwithstanding.2What is the main idea of the passage?A.The federal government must respect the existing laws of state governments.B.State governments have the power to reject treaties signed by the federal government.C.State governments must obey laws created by the federal government.D.Laws created under the Constitution must not contradict the Articles of Confederation.

The Treaty of Waitangi has: Group of answer choices 1.Has not been ratified but is followed and enforced by the courts and Parliament as if it was fundamental constitutional law and legally binding. 2.Been ratified and forms part of our statutory law. It is a fundamental part of our constitutional law and is strictly adhered to and followed. 3.Been ratified but is not currently accepted as forming part of our constitutional framework due to the doctrine of Parliamentary sovereignty by which Parliament can pass laws which are contrary to the Treaty. 4.Has not been ratified and has therefore not been passed into statutory law. It is however considered to be an inherent part of our constitutional framework even if it is not legally binding.