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The Liberals may have won a fourth consecutive government in Monday’s federal election, but a new political era — and all the accompanying ceremonies — is still set to begin in Ottawa.

After winning his first seat in the House of Commons, Prime Minister Mark Carney will enter Parliament along with his fellow members later this month. He’ll also take part in the swearing-in of a new cabinet, electing a speaker, delivering a throne speech, and face his first tests of confidence in high-stakes votes.

All these steps must be taken before any new legislation can be introduced or passed — including the government’s first budget.

Here’s what to expect in the coming weeks.

Before Parliament resumes, Carney’s new cabinet ministers will need to be sworn in by Gov. Gen. Mary Simon at a ceremony at Rideau Hall.

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Carney told reporters Friday that the swearing-in ceremony will be held on May 12.

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