The earlier stage of Comparative Public Administration was enriched by the growth of a sub field called
Administrative history
Development administration
Administration law
Personnel administration
In Britain, the democratization of the House of Commons was brought in the nineteenth century by an Act known as
The Charter Act, 1773
The Reform Act, 1832
The Parliament Act, 1825
None of the above
In Britain some of the principles of constitution have been embodied in writing in the form of
Charters
Petitions
Statues
All of the above
All administrative power in Britain is concentrated in a single government centred at London. This system is called
Federal
Flexible
Unitary
Rigid
The British citizens, the courts, the administrative officials, the king, all are subject to
Constitution
Parliament
Rule of law
None of the above
The categories of Civil Service in England include
The Administrative class
The Executive class
The General class
Both (1) and (2)
The responsibility for formulating policy and for controlling and directing departments rests with
The Administrative class
The Executive class
The General class
None of the above
The work of the supply and accounting department and of other executive or specialized branches of service is done by
The Administrative class
The Executive class
The General class
None of the above
Who opined that” the power of bureaucracy is enormously strong. Under the cloak of ministerial responsibilities it has thriven and grown”?
Garner
Finer
Dicey
Ramsay Muir
The bills introduced in the Parliament and first framed and given shape by the
Law Ministry
Finance Ministry
Civil Servants
Cabinet
Which of the following has made the civil servants in England powerful, arbitrary and free from restraint?
Administrative legislation
Administration justice
Parliamentary democracy
Both (1) and (2)
The Minister need not be a master of any subject because his business is not to do the work of the department but to see that work is properly carried out by the
Parliament
Cabinet
Staff
None of the above
The Parliament in Britain will not make any act which violates the
Conventions in Britain
Moral conscience of the people
Traditions existing since long
None of the above
The presiding officer of the House of Commons is known as
Prime Minister
Speaker
King
None of the above
Who is empowered to certify that a bill is a Money Bill?
House of Commons
Speaker
Cabinet
Civil Servant