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Examine the powers and functions of the British cabinent

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Examine the powers and functions of the British cabinet .

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• The cabinet system of government originated in Great Britain.
• The cabinet developed from the Privy Council in the 17th and early 18th centuries when that body grew too large to debate affairs of state effectively.

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(reigned 1660–85) and Anne (1702–14) began regularly consulting leading members of the Privy Council in order to reach decisions before meeting with the more unwieldy full council.

By the reign of Anne, the weekly, and sometimes daily, meetings of this select committee of leading ministers had become the accepted machinery of executive government, and the Privy Council’s power was in inexorable decline.

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who spoke little English, ceased to attend meetings with the committee in 1717, the decision-making process within that body, or cabinet, as it was now known, gradually became centred on a chief, or prime, minister.

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"What are the 3 main functions of Cabinet ministers?"

• directing government policy and making decisions about national issues.
• spending a lot of time discussing current national problems and how these can be solved.
• presenting bills—proposed laws—from their government departments.

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