Prerogative powers - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

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The executive's most important role is proposing the budget' - how far do you agree? - Proposing budget most important - How government will utilise our money, makes largest difference - Reflection of priorities Proposing budget not most important - Proposing legislation is, leading to major changes - Making policy decisions is, changing future direction of country Royal prerogative powers the executive currently possesses should be abolished' - how far do you agree? - Powers historic...

POL 206 - Exam 1 Questions and Answers | 100% Pass Public Administration - Answer-Broadly refers to the development, implementation, and study of branches of government policy Political definition of public administration - Answer--what government is -both direct and indirect -phase in the public policy-making cycle -implementing public interest -doing collectively what cannot be done so well individually Legal definition of public administration - Answer--law in action -regulation -K...

POLS 206 Exam 2 Fulton (tamu) Questions and Answers How can a presidential veto be overridden? - ANSWER-by 2/3's vote in the house and senate T/F the president can just make treaties - ANSWER-false, must have 2/3 vote in senate Informal/inherent powers of the president - ANSWER-executive order executive agreement executive privilege issue executive pardons T/F executive agreements are a contract between 2 or more nations, they're similar to a treaty, but don't require 2/3's...

Cedarville University PAC Exam #1 Lyons Federalist #2 Congress' power should be limited (can't have TOO much) Federalist #10 by Madison; democracy won't allow Factions bc of diversity and size (good) Federalist #51 by Madison; Separation of Powers needed because men are inherently bad Federalist #57 by Madison; legislature; process of choosing officials in House of Reps by elections provides motivation to work hard Federalist #63 Senate should be prestigious, wise ones while House...

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Evaluate the view that the Supreme Court has too much influence over the executive. para 1: - The supreme court can only determine law not create it However the supreme court can set judicial precedents which must then be followed in later cases- supreme court is the final court of appeal giving them greater weight Eg. 2016 r v Jogee the supreme court overturned the case on the principle of joint enterprise established in common law Despite this, parliament can still change laws to benefi...

WGU C963 Unit 3 - American Politics Already Passed Congressional Powers 1.Tax citizens 2.Set the budget 3.Regulate commerce 4.Declare war 5.Provide advice and consent on appointments 6.Impeach individuals 7.Oversee the powers of the judicial and executive branches Inherent Power A power of the president derived from the statements in the Constitution that "the executive Power shall be vested in a President" and that the president should "take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed"; defi...

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Evaluate the extent to which the Prime Minster dominates UK politics (30 marks) INTRODUCTION (agree) - The prime minister is undoubtedly the most powerful person in the UK political system. However, the powers of the PM are not unlimited. This essay will discuss the constraints and freedoms that the PM is subject to. It will conclude that normally PMs are very powerful. Evaluate the extent to which the Prime Minster dominates UK politics (30 marks) AGREEMENT - The powers of the Prime Minis...