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Two extreme situations can be imagined : 1 ) Many kinds of measure reserved to
administrative - ministerial competence ; no control by the cabinet , not even a
formal one . In these cases , obviously , the cabinet does not decide at all , and ...
Two extreme situations can be imagined : 1 ) Many kinds of measure reserved to
administrative - ministerial competence ; no control by the cabinet , not even a
formal one . In these cases , obviously , the cabinet does not decide at all , and ...
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More frequently , however , committees exert a substantial check on policy
proposals ; so , given the rules of competence that prescribe what kind of policy
must pass through a committee , some policies could be obstructed , while some
others ...
More frequently , however , committees exert a substantial check on policy
proposals ; so , given the rules of competence that prescribe what kind of policy
must pass through a committee , some policies could be obstructed , while some
others ...
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Some departments have competence in matters where only concentrated
benefits are allocated ; others have a responsibility for policies of a more
comprehensive kind . Ministers can sometimes be willing to allocate
concentrated costs ...
Some departments have competence in matters where only concentrated
benefits are allocated ; others have a responsibility for policies of a more
comprehensive kind . Ministers can sometimes be willing to allocate
concentrated costs ...
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| Title | EUI Working Paper: SPS, Issues 90-95 EUI Working Paper: SPS, European University Institute. Department of Political and Social Sciences |
| Contributor | European University Institute. Department of Political and Social Sciences |
| Publisher | European University Institute, 1990 |
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