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What is a group of government ministers who acted in the rulers name?
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Cabinet
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Group of government ministers in England?
The Cabinet.
The group of people that helps run a government is called the?
ministers
authoritarian government ?
a government controlled by a individual or small group with absolute political power . there are no restrictions on the rulers or rulers' power.
What was the group of delegates called that acted as the initial government for the American Colonies?
Continental congeess
Who prepares the draft of a Government Bill in India?
A group of ministers; authorised by The Prime Minister, prepares the draft of a Government Bill with the help of the experts.
What is the group of ministers chosen by the head of the government to head the various ministries?
The group of ministers chosen by the head of the government to head the various ministries is called the cabinet. The cabinet is responsible for making policy decisions and implementing government initiatives. Each minister is typically in charge of a specific portfolio or ministry, such as finance, defense, or health.
The second group of three rulers of rome was?
There was no second group of three rulers in Rome.
What are the prime ministers group of senior minister called?
Cabinet Ministers
What is group of ministers is called?
Cabinet
How is U A E government different from India's government?
The United Arab Emirates are a small group of countries ruled by hereditary rulers known as Emirs. India is a democracy.
What is the type of government where civil liberties are restricted and rulers have absolute power?
If by ruler you mean one person or a small group, then it would be called a "Dictatorship".
What is the difference between council of ministers and cabinet ministers?
Cabinet minister or Union minister is the person who holds complete authority of the concerned ministry and minister of state deal with specific issues of the ministry under the guidance of union minster.
