VĂN HÓA ANH- GOVERNMENT-

presentation! BRITISH CULTURE Group 7 : Lê Thị Soan Dương Nguyễn Thị Hoài Hương Phan Thị Hoàng Diễm Trương Thị Nữ Phan Thị Minh Thương Lê Thị Vân

20 ministers Chosen by the Prime Minister Include departmental & non-departmental ministers The Prime Minister

initiate & decide on policy – The supreme control of government – The co-ordination of government departments

– Running a busy communication network – Keeping ministers in touch with each other – Drawing up the agendas for cabinet meetings

Prime minister? Prime ministers Member of either the Commons or Lords Leader of a great political party Inherited a majority in the Commons

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and the Civil Service 3.1 Introduction ministries/ departments 3.2 Types of departments + Ministerial departments + Non-ministerial departments 3.3 Department composition 3.4 Minister’s responsibilities 3.5 HM’s Treasury, Home office, Foreign office 3.6 United kingdom’s Civil service 3.7 Vietnam’s ministries

power in a typical government department Cabinet Minister Junior Ministers Senior Civil Servants headed by a Permanent Secretary

Ministerial responsibilities Collective responsibility Individual responsibility Support all govern- mental decisions Bear all responsi- bilities of department Resign if his/ her departmnet perform badly

of HM’s treasury

head office of Home Office

of Foreign office

power in a typical government department in Vietnam Minister Deputy minister The head of ministerial office/ organization

SERVICES Arrangement Upper tier authority ( county councils ) Lower tier authority (district councils) Shire counties waste management, education, libraries, social services, transport, strategic planning, consumer protection housing, waste collection, council tax collection, local planning, licensing, cemeteries and crematoria Unitary authorities housing, waste management, waste collection, council tax collection, education, libraries, social services, transport, planning, consumer protection, licensing, cemeteries and crematoria † Metropolitan counties housing, waste collection, council tax collection, education, libraries, social services, transport, planning, consumer protection, licensing, cemeteries and crematoria † Greater transport, strategic planning, regional development, police, fire housing, waste collection, council tax collection, education, libraries, social services, local planning, consumer protection, licensing, cemeteries.