What are the functions of the Prime Minister in Britain?

      

Explain the functions of the Prime Minister in Britain.

  

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Maurice
(i) Making and amending the laws.

(ii) Appoints and dismisses ministers with monarchy consent.

(iii) Oversees execution of cabinet decisions.

(iv) He/she leads the House of Commons.

(v) Recommends to the monarchy names of candidates to be appointed to various offices and departments as well as those to be conferred upon honours and distinctions.

(vi) Presides over cabinet meetings.

(vii) Settles disputes between various departments.

(viii) Leads the party that nominates him/her.

(ix) Prepares the monarch's speech.

(x) Acts as the chief government spokesperson.

(xi) Acts as the government spokesperson in international forums.

(xii) Ensures implementation of government policies.

(xiii) Arbitrates between government departments.

(xiv) Heads the government.
maurice.mutuku answered the question on May 26, 2017 at 11:22


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