vacancy	-		an unoccupied position or office
	vice-regal	-		concerning or having to do with a person appointed as a deputy by the King or Queen; having to do with a person acting in place of or representing a King or Queen: As the Governor attended the dinner it was a vice-regal function.
	voter	-		someone who votes; someone who has a right to vote.
	vote	-		a formal expression of choice, such as putting up one's hand or marking a piece of paper.
	Vvotes and Proceedings	-		the official record of what has been decided in the Legislative Assembly.
	Westminster system	-		a system of government originating in Britain, the main features of which are a head of state, who is not the head of government, and an executive which is drawn from and which is directly responsible to the Parliament.
	Westminster	-		1. the Houses of Parliament in London. 2. the city of Westminster in London where the Houses of Parliament (the place of Westminster) are located.
	Whip	-		a party manager in Parliament who is responsible for organising members of his or her party to take part in debates and votes.
	White Paper	-		a policy document usually issued by the Government to explain or discuss matters on which the Government is desiring community discussion or reaction. A White Paper is regarded as a more definite statement of policy than a Green Paper.
	writs	-		formal orders, issued by the Governor, requiring that an election be held.