The British Political SystemIndus Publishing House, 1966 - 192 páginas |
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... known by two names . The junior ministers of the seven Secretaries of State are known as Parliamentary Under- Secretaries of State . The junior ministers of all other Ministers are known as Parliamentary Secretaries . The primary ...
... known by two names . The junior ministers of the seven Secretaries of State are known as Parliamentary Under- Secretaries of State . The junior ministers of all other Ministers are known as Parliamentary Secretaries . The primary ...
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... known as County Boroughs . These County Boroughs are responsible for all the local services within their areas . Since they are entrusted with all governmental functions of local nature , they are known as an all - purpose authority ...
... known as County Boroughs . These County Boroughs are responsible for all the local services within their areas . Since they are entrusted with all governmental functions of local nature , they are known as an all - purpose authority ...
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... known as the Recorder . The Recorders are appointed by the Home Secretary . The Quarter Sessions Courts can try all cases involving penal offences except the very serious ones . They also hear appeals against the decisions of lower ...
... known as the Recorder . The Recorders are appointed by the Home Secretary . The Quarter Sessions Courts can try all cases involving penal offences except the very serious ones . They also hear appeals against the decisions of lower ...
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The Parliament | 84 |
Local SelfGovernment | 144 |
The British Judicial System | 153 |
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