- Cabinet, is the
committee of
senior members of the
Official Opposition who
scrutinise the work of the
Cabinet of the
United Kingdom. Each
Shadow Cabinet member...
-
state for justice, and the
performance of the
secretary of
state is also
scrutinised by the
Justice Select Committee.
Corresponding to what is
generally known...
-
Frank (2002).
British Government Policy and Decolonisation, 1945–1963:
Scrutinising the
Official Mind.
Psychology Press. ISBN 978-0-7146-5220-7. Herbst,...
- expenditure, administration, and
policy of the
Department of
Education are
scrutinised by the
Education Select Committee. The DfE was
formed on 12 May 2010...
- the house.
Through the
various parliamentary committees,
parliament scrutinises government programmes,
particularly as
outlined in the
State of the Nation...
- organiser, with a keen
interest in learning. As a leader, he
meticulously scrutinised details, from film
scripts to
military plans, and
judged others by their...
- expenditure, administration, and
policy of the
Department of
Transport are
scrutinised by the
Transport Committee. The
Department for
Transport has six strategic...
- a 25-member
elected body, part of the
Greater London Authority, that
scrutinises the
activities of the
Mayor of
London and has the power, with a two-thirds...
- was
expanded under the
Treaty of
Lisbon to
include greater ability to
scrutinise proposed European Union law. Originally,
national members of Parliament...
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European Central Bank and the
European Court of Auditors.
Competence in
scrutinising and
amending legislation is
shared between the
Council of the European...
