There is a huge difference in the significance of cabinet members regarding the parliamentary versus a presidential government. The USA's cabinet is institutionalized by useage, it has no real authority. It is useful only for press coverage- to depict an open administration; especially post Watergate.
Secretaries have other loyalties than the president, they run an entire federal department with a large budget and employee base. As they are not necessarily party members they do not have a duty to represent the party the president is in charge of.
In comparison, ministers have been appointed by the Prime Minister to help the party's policy and can be held accountable for actions, and can impact negatively on their political career as a high tier party member.
However- they are both used as a tool for debate and engendering team spirit amongst the top rungs of an executive party.
A group of secretaries that helps the president make decisions and set government policy.
The Kremlin is in the heart of Moscow, and housed the government for the Soviet Union and it's highest members, such as general secretaries, premiers, presidents, ministers, and commissars.
They are the Secretaries of the various departments and the Attorney General.
The presidents Inner Cabinet
There are 15 departments within the US Executive Branch, headed by 14 Secretaries and the Attorney General. Each of the secretaries is responsible for the operation of his particular department within the government. (For these functions, see the related question)
Presidents George W. Bush, Clinton, Reagan, Nixon, Arthur, Grant, Tyler, Jackson, and Madison all had four or more Secretaries of Treasury.
The Cabinet which is made up of the secretaries of the departments is the answer you are seeking.
No- both of the presidents Johnson kept the Secretaries of State they inherited from their predecessors.
Germany operates under a strong prime ministerial system that is checked by a US-styled supreme court system. Local government is divided into first order civil divisions led by minister-presidents comparable to Canadian provincial premiers.
Semi-presidential Republic.Finland is pretty much has a republic government some matters are decided by the president of Finland but not all of them.
The department heads, known as secretaries make up the President's cabinet.
The department heads, known as secretaries make up the President's cabinet.