Comparative Administrative Law An Analysis of the Administrative Systems Natio
Comparative Administrative Law An Analysis of the Administrative Systems Natio
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3 Parliament has robbed it of its most important legislative functions, while an informal body known as the cabinet has taken from it actually, though not legally, most of its powers as the adviser of the Crown in the work of administration.
//. Organization.
At present the Privy Council is composed of about two hundred persons appointed by the Crown. Every English subject is eligible to appointment. 4 The ele- 1 lbid. , \\. , 256. 3 16 Car. , I. , c. 10.
3 Ibid. , III. , 247. * 7 and 8 Viet. ,... c. 66, sees, i and 2.
i2 4 CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION.
ments of which it is formed are at present the same as during the middle ages. These are the chiefs of the various departments, and, as the appointment is prac- tically for life, the chiefs of departments under former administrations, certain judicial officers, and other im- portant officers, such as the Speaker of the House of Commons, the Commander-in-Chief, and a large repre- sentation of the secular and ecclesiastical peerage. Legally the position of privy councillor is only for the life of the reigning monarch and six months thereafter, but re-appointment, on the coming to the throne of his successor, is made as a matter of course.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3 Parliament has robbed it of its most important legislative functions, while an informal body known as the cabinet has taken from it actually, though not legally, most of its powers as the adviser of the Crown in the work of administration.
//. Organization.
At present the Privy Council is composed of about two hundred persons appointed by the Crown. Every English subject is eligible to appointment. 4 The ele- 1 lbid. , \\. , 256. 3 16 Car. , I. , c. 10.
3 Ibid. , III. , 247. * 7 and 8 Viet. ,... c. 66, sees, i and 2.
i2 4 CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION.
ments of which it is formed are at present the same as during the middle ages. These are the chiefs of the various departments, and, as the appointment is prac- tically for life, the chiefs of departments under former administrations, certain judicial officers, and other im- portant officers, such as the Speaker of the House of Commons, the Commander-in-Chief, and a large repre- sentation of the secular and ecclesiastical peerage. Legally the position of privy councillor is only for the life of the reigning monarch and six months thereafter, but re-appointment, on the coming to the throne of his successor, is made as a matter of course.
What to read after Comparative Administrative Law An Analysis of the Administrative Systems Natio?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Johnson Goodnow to read onlineMoreLess
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