ministers matter?’ by Martin ‘Do Smith in Politics Review, Vol. 20, 2010-11, No. 3, Feb. 11 UK Prime Minister/cabinet Students should produce a Chapter 6 in UK Government and 3.1.1.3: table showing definitions of CR Politics for AS/A Level and IMR, an explanation of why the difference between both are important to the UK individual and collective system of government, with ministerial responsibility. examples of both being applied cabinet: is there still collective ‘The and ignored. cabinet responsibility?’ by Mark Bennister in Politics Review, Vol. 26, 2016-17, No.4, Apr. UK Prime Minister/cabinet Students should produce a Chapter 6 in UK Government and 3.1.1.3: table showing definitions of CR Politics for AS/A Level and IMR, an explanation of why the difference between both are important to the UK individual and collective system of government, with ministerial responsibility. examples of both being applied and ignored. Essay: principles of ‘the collective responsibility and individual ministerial responsibility are no longer important’. Analyse and evaluate (25 marks) 12 UK Prime Minister/cabinet Students should assess the ministerial power: has it ‘Prime 3.1.1.3: the power of the range of factors that determine changed since 1997?’ by Richard Prime Minister and cabinet. prime ministerial power.
‘Do ministers matter?’ by Martin Smith in Politics Review, Vol. 20, 2010-11, No. 3, Feb. 11 UK Prime Minister/cabinet 3.1.1.3: the difference between individual and collective ministerial responsibility. Students should produce a table showing definitions of CR and IMR, an explanation of why both are important to the UK system of government, with examples of both being applied and ignored. Chapter 6 in UK Government and Politics for AS/A Level ‘The cabinet: is there still collective cabinet responsibility?’ by Mark Bennister in Politics Review, Vol. 26, 2016-17, No.4, Apr. UK Prime Minister/cabinet 3.1.1.3: the difference between individual and collective ministerial responsibility. Students should produce a table showing definitions of CR and IMR, an explanation of why both are important to the UK system of government, with examples of both being applied and ignored. Essay: ‘the principles of collective responsibility and individual ministerial responsibility are no longer important’. Analyse and evaluate (25 marks) Chapter 6 in UK Government and Politics for AS/A Level 12 UK Prime Minister/cabinet 3.1.1.3: the power of the Prime Minister and cabinet. Students should assess the range of factors that determine prime ministerial power. ‘Prime ministerial power: has it changed since 1997?’ by Richard
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