Central Government
Central Government
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In 68 CENTRAL GOVERNMENT. [CHAP. 1782, on the organisation of the Home Department of the Secretariat of State, the Scotch business, as being of a domestic character, fell naturally to the new depart- ment, which has been responsible for it ever since. In the actual conduct of it, however, the Home Secretary is to a great extent guided by the advice of a Scotch official the Lord Advocate who may, indeed, be regarded as an Under Secretary (though with considerably more than an Under Secretary's i...nfluence) for that part of the United Kingdom. Besides being the Attorney-General and public prosecutor for Scotland, he is the legal adviser of the Crown in Scottish affairs, and having, when appointed, or afterwards obtaining, a seat in the House of Commons, he acts in that House both as the spokesman and repre- sentative of ministers with regard to matters of Scotch administration, and on occasion as intermediary between the Government and the Scottish members, for the purpose of ascertaining the views of the latter on questions speci- ally affecting the interests of Scotland.
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In 68 CENTRAL GOVERNMENT. [CHAP. 1782, on the organisation of the Home Department of the Secretariat of State, the Scotch business, as being of a domestic character, fell naturally to the new depart- ment, which has been responsible for it ever since. In the actual conduct of it, however, the Home Secretary is to a great extent guided by the advice of a Scotch official the Lord Advocate who may, indeed, be regarded as an Under Secretary (though with considerably more than an Under Secretary's i...nfluence) for that part of the United Kingdom. Besides being the Attorney-General and public prosecutor for Scotland, he is the legal adviser of the Crown in Scottish affairs, and having, when appointed, or afterwards obtaining, a seat in the House of Commons, he acts in that House both as the spokesman and repre- sentative of ministers with regard to matters of Scotch administration, and on occasion as intermediary between the Government and the Scottish members, for the purpose of ascertaining the views of the latter on questions speci- ally affecting the interests of Scotland.
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