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When was the prime minister of Pakistan prime minister?
Yousaf Raza Gillaniwas the Prime Minister of Pakistan in 2009.Gillani became the Prime Minister of Pakistan on 2008 March 25 as leader of the Pakistan People's Party. He was convicted of contempt of court on 2012 April 26 with the decision being upheld on June 19, resulting in his removal as prime minister.
What is a perk or advantage to being a Minister of labor?
Total anonymity as there is no position, cabinet or otherwise, of Minister of Labour in the UK
What is the minimum age for being prime minister in Sweden?
25
Who was the Prime Minister of Pakistan in 2010?
Yousaf Raza Gillaniwas the Prime Minister of Pakistan in 2010.Gillani became the Prime Minister of Pakistan on 2008 March 25 as leader of the Pakistan People's Party. He was convicted of contempt of court on 2012 April 26 with the decision being upheld on June 19, resulting in his removal as prime minister.
What is the minimum age for being president in Pakistan?
45 yearsype your answer here...
What happened to Kevin Rudd when he stopped being Prime Minister?
Once the Labor Party had reorganised their Cabinet he became the Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Who was the Prime Minister of Pakistan in 2011?
Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif is the current Prime Minister of Pakistan, and assumed office in June 2013.The Prime Minister of Pakistan is currently Mian Nawaz Sharif.Nawaz Sharif
Who was the Prime Minister of Pakistan in 2012?
Yousaf Raza Gillani was the Prime Minister of Pakistan at the start of 2012.Raja Pervaiz Ashraf was the Prime Minister of Pakistan as of June 22.Gillani became the Prime Minister of Pakistan on 2008 March 25 as leader of the Pakistan People's Party. He was convicted of contempt of court on 2012 April 26 with the decision being upheld on June 19.Ashraf became the Prime Minister on 2012 June 22, and took over as leader of the Pakistan People's Party. His arrest was ordered by the Supreme Court on corruption charges on 2013 January 15, but officials refused to cooperate.
Was sir Mackenzie bowell the only prime minister that got kicked out of being prime minister?
He wasn't "kicked out". He resigned when he failed to keep the support of his cabinet. There is a big difference.
What is the role of cabinet minister?
Generally speaking a cabinet minister is a political appointee who broadly agrees with the policies of his or her party in a specific field of government. It is their job to carry out the functions, tasks and policies decided upon by the party. Though they are the titular head of a particular department and ultimately responsible to the government or leader of the party, they can be removed from office if they fail to follow party policy and often have been. Nowadays very few voluntarily resign and are usually asked to, as opposed to being dismissed. Being dismissed from high office would adversely affect the prospects of future employment. Resignation has less stigma attached.
Is general musharif minister of pakistan?
No, General Musharraf boycotted recent elections. He is currently house arrested and is being trialed.
Can cabinet ministers vote for bills in Canada?
Yes and no. Being a Cabinet minister doesn't in itself entitle someone to vote on legislation. However, the membership of the Cabinet is, by convention, drawn from among sitting legislators (predominately Members of Parliament, but also some Senators), and thus, they can vote on legislation in this capacity. If there were a Cabinet minister who wasn't a sitting legislator, they would not be able to do so. An example of this is when Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King lost his seat in an election and had to lead from the hall until he got another seat in a by-election.
