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Parliament can delegate its lawmaking power to the Executive Council, Ministers, government departments, local authorities and other bodies. These subordinate bodies can then also make laws, but only within the limits decided by Parliament. Parliament also delegates many powers to ministers. These powers cover things such as motor vehicle safety regulations, setting salaries for civil servants, and appointing ambassadors to foreign countries. if the government had to ask Parliament about every day to day detail of running the country, Parliament would become bogged down. Only the most important issues (such as budget) are reserved for Parliament.
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How are the branches of government divided?
If you mean the U.S. Government: 1) Legislative-Makes the laws/makes the rules 2) Executive-Enforces the laws/makes sure the rules are followed 3) Judicial-Interprets the laws based upon the Constitution/makes sure the laws are legal
Who sets most of the rules governing the national us conventions of the two major political parties?
The conventions themselves set the rules governing the DNC and RNC. Both of these organizations have a board that makes decisions about party business.
How did cities benefit from a central government?
Well, the government makes laws or rules, right? Now think of a city with laws or rules… the city would eventually fall. Therefore they could use the government to keep things in order. P.S. Do your own homework! ;)
Who is the House committee that sets the parameter for debate?
Rules Committee
What is the difference between rules and responsibilities?
what is the rules and responsibillities
