The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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Page 203
... responsibility should never be separated . All of the checks and balances built into government administration are devices , not to supplant ministerial responsibility , but to facilitate the discharge of Executive responsibilities that ...
... responsibility should never be separated . All of the checks and balances built into government administration are devices , not to supplant ministerial responsibility , but to facilitate the discharge of Executive responsibilities that ...
Page 205
... responsibility The older pattern of relationships between ministers and public servants has lost much of its coherence . One minister stresses the privacy of the advice which it is his responsibility to adopt or reject . Another ...
... responsibility The older pattern of relationships between ministers and public servants has lost much of its coherence . One minister stresses the privacy of the advice which it is his responsibility to adopt or reject . Another ...
Page 407
... responsibility of the government should not end when it has committed offenders to prison . Its further responsibility should be to ensure immediate and appropriate rehabilitation aid to them with a view of preventing them from ...
... responsibility of the government should not end when it has committed offenders to prison . Its further responsibility should be to ensure immediate and appropriate rehabilitation aid to them with a view of preventing them from ...
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