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Can a photographer work for the government?
I certainly have, in the UK, for several years.
What UK government department spends the most money?
In 2007/8 Work & Pensions £132 billion
Is the UK a Limited Government?
No... The UK has a democratically-elected government -chosen by eligible voters.
What is the government of the UK?
The Prime Minister leads the government of the UK and he picks the other Ministers. The British Government is known as Her Majesty's Government, or HMG.
How do i get the uk work permit?
To obtain a UK work permit you need to apply for one on the UK work permit website.You can apply for a UK work permit by submitting an application on the UK work permit website.
When was UK Government Decontamination Service created?
UK Government Decontamination Service was created in 2005.
Is the UK against autism?
No, the UK is not against autism and I'm not sure how countries could be against a disorder.The UK is one of the most tolerant places for Autism, for example we have one of the only Autism-specific laws (Autism Act) which requires people in government and healthcare to learn about Autism and a pathway to diagnosis. Although Autistic people in the UK still face prejudice in schools and employment, also under Tory government Autistic people are less likely to work, get support into work, or receive appropriate benefits - this is the fault of the Tory government, not the UK.
Is UK limited or unlimited government?
It is Limited because UK's Powre of the government is limited by the actions of its citizens.
Does UK have a government?
Yes
How are animal rights protected in the UK?
There are a lot of government and non-government organizations (in UK) that protect the rights of animals.
Who forms the UK government?
The government of the United Kingdom is formed by the largest party or coalition in the House of Commons. Presently a Conservative/Liberal Democrat coalition government is the UK government.
How does England's government work?
The government in England, or more correctly the UK today (June 2011) is a coalition between the Conservative party and the Liberal democrats. No party having won an overall majority in the last election.
