Governments And Parties in Continental Europe 1
Governments And Parties in Continental Europe 1
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But another kind of question has also developed^ which is used not to get information, but to call the cabinet to account^ and force the Chamber to pass judgment upon its con-* duct. This is the intetpellation.^ In form it is similar to the question, but the procedure in the two cases is quite different. ' A question can be addressed to a minister only with his consent, whereas the interpel- lation is a matter of right, which any deputy may exercise, without regard to the wishes of the cabinet....
The time, moreover, when it jshall be made is fixed by the Chamber itself, i^' except in matters relating to foreign affairs, the date cannot be set more than a montii ahead. But by far the most important £ffer- ence consists in the* fact that the author of the question can alone -reply to the minister, no further discussion « being permitted, and nq^moti^n being in order ; while the interpellation is followed both by a genei^ debate and by motions^ Th^ are in tibe form of motions to Cominoiis ezpzeMed its disspproTal of tbe goTemment'B refasal to make an inqaiiy by Toting to adjonnii bat where no member of the cabinet felt obliged to resign ; and the reoent defeat of Lord Bosebery's ministry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But another kind of question has also developed^ which is used not to get information, but to call the cabinet to account^ and force the Chamber to pass judgment upon its con-* duct. This is the intetpellation.^ In form it is similar to the question, but the procedure in the two cases is quite different. ' A question can be addressed to a minister only with his consent, whereas the interpel- lation is a matter of right, which any deputy may exercise, without regard to the wishes of the cabinet....
The time, moreover, when it jshall be made is fixed by the Chamber itself, i^' except in matters relating to foreign affairs, the date cannot be set more than a montii ahead. But by far the most important £ffer- ence consists in the* fact that the author of the question can alone -reply to the minister, no further discussion « being permitted, and nq^moti^n being in order ; while the interpellation is followed both by a genei^ debate and by motions^ Th^ are in tibe form of motions to Cominoiis ezpzeMed its disspproTal of tbe goTemment'B refasal to make an inqaiiy by Toting to adjonnii bat where no member of the cabinet felt obliged to resign ; and the reoent defeat of Lord Bosebery's ministry.
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