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Secretary of State for Colonies.
9. Secretary of State for India.
10. First Lord of the Admiralty.
11. Lord Chancellor of Ireland.
12. Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
13. Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
14. President of the Board of Trade.
15. Lord Privy Seal.
16. President of the Local Government Board.
17. President of the Board of Agriculture.
^ This is the almost invariable arrangement. Lord Salisbury's com- bination quite unusual.
GERMANY.
Imperial Chancellor {cont...inued).
Powers and Duties : Must give an account of the administration to the Reichstag, and submits the annual budget.
He is the centre and source of all the adminis- trative departments, dominating the entire impe- rial service. He superintends the administration of the laws of the Empire by the States. As chairman of the Bundesrath he is simply a Prus- sian representing the King of Prussia, as the Emperor has no place in the Bundesrath.
The imperial authorities do not form a Ministry, or a Cabinet, but act independently of each other under the general supervision of the Imperial Chancellor, through a central bureau.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Secretary of State for Colonies.
9. Secretary of State for India.
10. First Lord of the Admiralty.
11. Lord Chancellor of Ireland.
12. Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
13. Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
14. President of the Board of Trade.
15. Lord Privy Seal.
16. President of the Local Government Board.
17. President of the Board of Agriculture.
^ This is the almost invariable arrangement. Lord Salisbury's com- bination quite unusual.
GERMANY.
Imperial Chancellor {cont...inued).
Powers and Duties : Must give an account of the administration to the Reichstag, and submits the annual budget.
He is the centre and source of all the adminis- trative departments, dominating the entire impe- rial service. He superintends the administration of the laws of the Empire by the States. As chairman of the Bundesrath he is simply a Prus- sian representing the King of Prussia, as the Emperor has no place in the Bundesrath.
The imperial authorities do not form a Ministry, or a Cabinet, but act independently of each other under the general supervision of the Imperial Chancellor, through a central bureau.
What to read after Comparative View of the Executive And Legislative Departments of the Government of the United ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Wenzel to read onlineMoreLess
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