differences between federal and provincial executive?
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The Federal Executive Council is made up of all government ministers and the Governor-General.
the provincial executive administers the province. The Provincial Executive is an Executive of the Council, to be composed of the President, the immediate Past-President (one year position only), the First Vice-President, 22 members elected on a regional basis at the local level.
the provincial executive administers the province. The Provincial Executive is an Executive of the Council, to be composed of the President, the immediate Past-President (one year position only), the First Vice-President, 22 members elected on a regional basis at the local level.
Ritumishra:
one confusion is created.... provincial executive and provincial government are different ? ... according to my opinion these are the same governmental bodies.
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The federal government has the legislative, executive and judicial branch, while the state government is a unique entity, all its own. ... If the federal government is headed by the president, the state government has the governor as its highest elected official.
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