The English ConstitutionCollins, 1963 - 312 páginas |
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... decisions of state the Cabinet takes its decisions and acts collectively . In the secrecy of this committee , each member is free to express his views . But once the decision has been taken they are all automatically committed , by the ...
... decisions of state the Cabinet takes its decisions and acts collectively . In the secrecy of this committee , each member is free to express his views . But once the decision has been taken they are all automatically committed , by the ...
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... decisions which , if they are of great importance , will nearly always have been taken by one man after consultation with a handful of advisers he has picked for the occasion . In Bagehot's day , collective Cabinet responsibility meant ...
... decisions which , if they are of great importance , will nearly always have been taken by one man after consultation with a handful of advisers he has picked for the occasion . In Bagehot's day , collective Cabinet responsibility meant ...
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... decision . When the minutes of the particular meeting of the Defence Committee came before full Cabinet , the Prime ... decisions and prepared the plans for the Anglo - French attack on Port Said without Cabinet consulta- tion , and ...
... decision . When the minutes of the particular meeting of the Defence Committee came before full Cabinet , the Prime ... decisions and prepared the plans for the Anglo - French attack on Port Said without Cabinet consulta- tion , and ...
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Introduction by R H S Crossman Page | 1 |
THE ENGLISH CONSTITUTION | 57 |
The Cabinet | 59 |
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