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What is a Difference in executive board and supervisory board?
An executive board consists of executive directors who are selected for day-to-day business. A supervisory board consists of individuals selected by stockholders and employees that are non-executive directors. The supervisory board members promote the interests of the company, and hire and supervise the executive board.
How are executive heads selected?
this depends on what country you are referring to. i'm assuming you're referring to the united states, the executive is selected and appointed by recommendation of the president, then put forward to the houses of congress for ratification of appointment. the president (the head of the executive) is, of course, elected by the public.
More than half of the officials of the executive branch are selected by?
The president
How often are the members of the executive branch selected their position?
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How often are members of the executive branch members selected at their position?
they ate a salad
Difference between political and permanent executive?
permanent executives are selected on the permanent basis.. political executive are elected by the people... permanent executives are permanent in their job still their retirement.. political executive are not on permanent....
How is the executive branch of Britain's government selected?
By competitive examination, and also by interview for the lowest grades.
How were representatives selected in the New Jersey Plan?
By one house electing the executive branch for one term
Which branch elects the president?
The legislative branch elects the president
Who decides the process in which presidential electors are selected?
The Executive Branch is leads on outlining presidential roles so it probably decides the presidential electing process.
In the parliamentary form of government the executive is chosen by whom?
The executive is selected by the legislative branch (usually, the head will be the leader of the party who won the most seats in the legislative election and that head picks their cabinet of executives). Usually, all high executive members (the cabinet) must be elected in the legislature to hold their position.
How did the Articles of Confederation specify that its executive or presiding officer be selected?
The Articles of Confederation did not establish a separate executive branch; instead, it provided for a presiding officer, known as the President of the United States in Congress Assembled. This position was primarily ceremonial and was selected by the delegates of Congress from among themselves, serving a one-year term. The role lacked significant powers, reflecting the Articles' emphasis on a weak central government.
