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The Executive (Prime Minister (prime ministerial government (Theory that…
The Executive
Prime Minister
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functions: making governments, directing government policy, managing the cabinet system, organizing government, controlling Parliament, providing national leadership
Powers: the power to hire and fire, the ability to manage the cabinet, leadership of the party, institutional supports, access to the media.
constraints on the prime minister: the cabinet, the party, the media, the electorate. the pressure of events, the electorate
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cabinet
introduction to Cabinet
Comprises usually of 20-23 formal members but many more attend cabinet meetings. Advisers, whips and civil servants are all allowed to attend cabinet meetings if invited.
There are a standard of 19 consistent and major departments which all need a minister but also departments can be created and removed by Prime Minister's such as the Olympic departments and the department for exiting the European union.
Their also are also varying potions within the cabinet such as the deputy Prime Minister often only used if their is coalition such as in 2010
A committee of the leading members of the government but may not always be used by the Prime minister for most of their functions and will instead use informal meetings with only select members such a the 'kitchen cabinets.
role of the Cabinet
In theory
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The United Kingdom therefore has a system of cabinet government based on the convention of collective ministerial responsibility
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Cabinet Government
Cabinet gov is one of the key constitutional principles within the United Kingdoms political system. It developed in the 19th century alongside the convention of collective responsibility.
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