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Who has the power to appoint and dismiss the premiers of the country?
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That would depend on the country's constitution.
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Can the executive branch appoint and dismiss executive directors of criminal justice within its jurisdictions?
It's not exactly clear what Executive Directors you may be referring to, or what agencies. The President DOES have the power to appoint and dismiss the Attorney General of the US though.
What is a constitutional emirate?
The Prime Minister is Nasir Muhammad appointed by an emirate Amir Sabah al-Ahmad. Emirate here refers to a hereditary title who has the power to appoint and dismiss the Prime Minister.
How many Premiers have been in power in SA?
lots
How has the power appoint judges?
God
Does congress have the power to appoint a commander in chief?
No Congress does not have the power to appoint the Commander in Chief. The Commander in Chief is the President and US citizens have the power to elect the President.
Why is the presidential power to appoint judges important?
cause its fun to power judges
Who is given the power to appoint Federal judge?
President
Who has the power the appoint supreme court justices?
the president
Who has the power to appoint officers with approval of the senate?
the president
What court oks a power of attorney?
Powers of Attorney do not need to be approved by a court. Any person can execute a Power of Attorney to appoint a personal agent. Courts appoint guardians.
What is the Texas governor's greatest judicial power?
The power to appoint judges to vacancies on the courts.
What powers does the Queen of Britain have theoretically?
Great Britain has no codified constitution. There are only laws that state what the sovereign isn't allowed to do. The English Bill of Rights says that;The Sovereign isn't allowed to tax citizens by Royal Prerogative.1The Sovereign isn't allowed to interfere with the rights of their peoples to hold arms.The Sovereign cannot create new courts or give Judgements.2The Sovereign cannot interfere with fair elections.3So, theoretically, the Queen can do anything else within them limits.Government sources state that the Queens powers include:The Power to Appoint or Dismiss of a Prime MinisterThe Power to Appoint or Dismiss of other MinistersThe Power to Summon, Prorogue, and Dismiss the ParliamentThe Power to Grant or Refuse Royal Assent to bills4The Power to Commission Officers in the Armed ForcesThe Power to Appoint or Dismiss members of the Queens Council5The Power to Command the Armed ForcesThe Power to Grant HonoursThe Power to create Corporations via Royal CharterThe Power to issue or withdraw passportsThe Power to Declare War and PeaceThe Power to recognize statesThe Power to deploy her Armed Forces abroadThe Power to receive, accredit and expel diplomatsThe British Monarch has its place in all parts of the Political System of the United Kingdom.The Executive - The Queen-in-Council6The Legislative - The Queen-In-Parliament Under God7The Judiciary - The Queen-on-the-Bench8Apart from them, the Queen is the Head of the Church, the Head of the Armed Forces, and the Head of State.Theoretically, the are no laws, nothing to stop the Queen from taking over the Government.1 - The Parliament, who Govern, can only issue taxes2 - Judgements are only carried out in the Queens name and Behalf, she cannot do it personally.3 - The people only decide who they want their ministers to be. It is the Queens decision whether to appoint them or not.4 - All Bills of Parliament must have royal assent to become law and valid.5 - The Privy Council, a branch of the Executive6 - The Privy Council, the Queen is the Head7 - The Parliament, the Queen is the Head8 - The Courts, Judgements are carried out in the Queens name, however, she may pardon citizens.
