What does the Executive branch of the British government do?

Answer 1

In the UK, the three branches of government work closely together. The Departments of the Government make up the Executive Branch while the Prime Minister is in charge. The Executive Branch works under the Legislative Branch, giving advice, deciding on policies and implementing new laws. The Departments each have an MP in charge.

Answer 2

As in all countries, the Executive branch is the branch of government responsible for the day-to-day running of the country (such as the Foreign Office, which deals with overseas diplomatic relations) and also the formation of government policy (such as the Department for Education's reforms of schools). Some departments will have more of a role in policy making than others - the Transport Department, for example, will focus on legislation more than it will on the day-to-day running of the country, since increased nationalisation of transport services.

Answer 3

The Parliament. In the UK, the Executive Branch works under the Legislative Branch.

Answer 4

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