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Powers and Functions of Chief Ministers
The powers and functions of the Chief Minister can be discussed under the following heads:
1. The Leader of the Legislative Assembly:
The Chief Minister is the leader of the Legislative Assembly of the State.
On his advice the Governor exercises his functions in matters like summoning, proroguing or, if necessary, dissolving the Legislative Assembly.
As the chief spokesman of the State Government, he explains the government policies.
In the matter of determining the internal policies of the State, the decision of the Chief Minister is final.
He comes to the rescue of a minister if he faces any difficulty during the debates in the Assembly. He has to bear the responsibility of getting the important Bills passed.
He remains responsible to the Legislative Assembly for the acts performed by the State Council of Ministers.
He has to take great care to ensure smooth conduct of the proceedings of the State Legislature by maintaining contacts and good relations with the opposition.
In case of conflict arising between him or the Council of Ministers led by him and the State Legislature, he can advise the Governor to dissolve the Legislative Assembly. In such cases, the Governor may also reject his advice by exercising his ‘discretionary powers’.
The powers and functions of the Chief Minister can be discussed under the following heads:
1. The Leader of the Legislative Assembly:
The Chief Minister is the leader of the Legislative Assembly of the State.
On his advice the Governor exercises his functions in matters like summoning, proroguing or, if necessary, dissolving the Legislative Assembly.
As the chief spokesman of the State Government, he explains the government policies.
In the matter of determining the internal policies of the State, the decision of the Chief Minister is final.
He comes to the rescue of a minister if he faces any difficulty during the debates in the Assembly. He has to bear the responsibility of getting the important Bills passed.
He remains responsible to the Legislative Assembly for the acts performed by the State Council of Ministers.
He has to take great care to ensure smooth conduct of the proceedings of the State Legislature by maintaining contacts and good relations with the opposition.
In case of conflict arising between him or the Council of Ministers led by him and the State Legislature, he can advise the Governor to dissolve the Legislative Assembly. In such cases, the Governor may also reject his advice by exercising his ‘discretionary powers’.
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