APCG chap 4-5

institutions

The executive and bureaucracy of the legislator and the judiciary

Bureaucracy

A large set of unelected officials who implement the laws

Coalition government

When two or more parties agreed to work together to follow majority and select a prime mini

Vote of no confidence

in parliamentary systems of voted by Parliament to remove the governor, the Prime Minister of the cabinet from power

Divided Government

When both houses of a legislator are controlled by a political party other than the party of the president

Cabinet

The heads of major departments or ministries in the bureaucracy

Legislative oversight

The power of the legislator to hold cabinet officials and members of the bureaucracy accountable for their actions and policies

Common law

Is it a legal system in which previous written opinion service president for future case cases?

Cola

Illegal system in which judges follow the law written by the legislature and previous court decisions do not serve president

judicial independence

The ability of judges to decide cases according to the law, free interference from political powerful officials and other institutions

Civil service system

A method of staffing, the bureaucracy based on competitive test results education, another qualifications rather than patronage

House of Commons

The directly elected lower house of Parliament, which holds most of the policy making power

The House of Lords

We don't like it, upper House of Parliament, which has the power to suggest amendments to bills and legislation

Supreme Court

A high court in the United Kingdom it cannot overturn acts a parliament that has the authority, protect civil rights and liberties, and roll on cases involving demolition

First pass the electoral system

Another term for SND personality districts in which the candidate with the most votes wins the seats in the legend of district this is also called a winner takes all system

Reverend

A vote on a policy issue sent to by the government to the people

Regulated market economy

And economy in which wages, prices, and product production are mostly set by supplying demand with some regulation and mostly private control of businesses and natural resource

National health service

The government finance and managed healthcare system of the United Kingdom

Austerity measures

Racing taxes, and cutting spending in an effort to reduce the deficit and the national debt