In which one of the following countries, the members of the Upper House of Federal Legislature are nominated for life?

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In Canada, the members of the Senate, which is the Upper House of the Federal Legislature, are appointed by the Governor General on the advice of the Prime Minister and serve until the mandatory retirement age of 75, not for life. However, compared to the other options where members are elected for fixed terms, this is the closest to the concept of being nominated for an extended period, albeit not for life. The question's phrasing might be misleading as none of the listed countries have upper house members nominated for life in the strictest sense.

In Which One of the Following Countries, the Members of the Upper