Prime Minister and Core Executive
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- Prime Minister and Core Executive
- PM's Powers
- Patronage
- Ideological balance, botched reshuffles
- Allies in key roles
- Authority in Cabinet System
- bilaterals, committees, steers discussions
- senior ministers may challenge PM
- Agenda Setting
- Party Leadership
- Authority
- Party support not conditional
- Public Standing
- Communicator in chief, national leader
- Unpopularity undermines authority
- Policy-making input
- directs policy
- Must articulate vision, lacks time and expertise
- PM's Office
- Advice and support
- Limited resources
- Patronage
- Cabinet's Role
- Registering decisions
- Discussing or deciding major issues
- Reports and discussions
- Settling disputes
- Cabinet Committees
- 'Kitchen Cabinet'
- Cabinet Office
- Cabinet Ministers Resignation
- Mistakes within dept.
- Policy Failure
- Political Pressure
- Personal Misconduct
- Executive Power
- Cabinet Govt.
- PM Gov.
- Core Executive Model
- Power is shared between actors = mutually dependent on each other
- PM's resources have increased but there are also restrictions e.g. EU
- PM is predominant figure but only leads, doesn't direct the executive
- PM's Powers
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