Question

what are the powers of a prime minister?

Answer 1

$<b>$1) He chairs cabinet ministers.

2) He coordinates the work of different departments.

3) His decisions are final in case of disagreements arise between departments.

4) He exercises general supervisions of different ministers.

5) All ministers work under his leadership.

Answer 2

Powers of Prime Minister:

• The Prime Minister is the important keystone of the Cabinet arch.
• He possesses the key to the government.
• He is the real head of the government.
• He forms the council of Ministers and recommends it to the President.
• The President normally has to act upon the advice of the Prime Minister.
• He is the supervisor of the administration of the government.
• In short, the Prime Minister is the kingpin in the system of Cabinet government.
• The cabinet works under the guidance and leadership of a prime minister.
• The Prime Minister is the real executive to aid and advises the President, who is the nominal head.
• The Prime minister represents the country in important international and national conferences.
• The Prime minister makes the domestic policies.
• Other ministers may be taken in or dismissed at the prime minister's advice.

Tenure: Normally, the Prime Minister, enjoys office for five years.

Extra information:

The Prime Minister:

Article 74(1) states that the Prime Minster shall be the head of the Council of Ministers.

Constitution does not provide whether a Prime Minister should be a member of either House of Parliament.

The President appointed the prime minister from outside the House of Parliament.

He can remain in office only for six months or seek membership in any of the Houses within this period to continue as the Prime Minister.

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