On Parliamentary Government in England: Its Origin, Development, And Practical Operation 2
On Parliamentary Government in England: Its Origin, Development, And Practical Operation 2
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This affords a sufficient security for the efficiency of the permanent civil service.' The political Secretary to the Treasury is a very useful and important functionary. His services are indispens- sable to the leader of the House of Commons in the control of the House and the management of pubhc business.' His influence in strengthening the hands of his party by the distribution of patronage is very great. A number of small situations in the revenue departments, and in other branches of the p...ublic service, are in his gift, and are placed by him at the disposal of members of the House for distribution amongst their constituents, generally with a view to promote the interests of the party in power, but without exclusive regard to political preferences.* He has also a control over many offices in the dvil service, so far at least as the supervision of the Treasury extends.
Such offices may be assigned to the jurisdiction of the permanent secretary ; but even so, the authority of the political secretary is permanent ; and if the former comes to any decision in which the latter does not concur, he is liable to be overruled, and his decision reversed." ' Commons Papers, on the Civil « Hans.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This affords a sufficient security for the efficiency of the permanent civil service.' The political Secretary to the Treasury is a very useful and important functionary. His services are indispens- sable to the leader of the House of Commons in the control of the House and the management of pubhc business.' His influence in strengthening the hands of his party by the distribution of patronage is very great. A number of small situations in the revenue departments, and in other branches of the p...ublic service, are in his gift, and are placed by him at the disposal of members of the House for distribution amongst their constituents, generally with a view to promote the interests of the party in power, but without exclusive regard to political preferences.* He has also a control over many offices in the dvil service, so far at least as the supervision of the Treasury extends.
Such offices may be assigned to the jurisdiction of the permanent secretary ; but even so, the authority of the political secretary is permanent ; and if the former comes to any decision in which the latter does not concur, he is liable to be overruled, and his decision reversed." ' Commons Papers, on the Civil « Hans.
What to read after On Parliamentary Government in England: Its Origin, Development, And Practical Operation 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Todd, Alpheus, 1821-1884 to read onlineMoreLess
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