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How decisions may be taken by non elected officials in a democracy?
Decisions made by non-elected officials in a democracy can be taken through agencies or bodies that are appointed to oversee specific areas such as regulatory agencies or advisory committees. These non-elected officials are often experts in their respective fields and provide recommendations to elected officials who make the final decisions. Transparency, accountability, and checks and balances are essential to ensure that decisions made by non-elected officials align with democratic principles.
What system do non elected officials use to carry out laws?
spoils system
True or false voting helps good elected officials remain in office?
True. In a non-corrupt system, voting helps good elected officials remain in office.
Person exempted to pay tax?
government elected officials, non profit organizations, churches and their pastors,
What is the removal power?
It's what gives the President the power to remove non-elected government officials without approval of Congress.
What is Removal power?
It's what gives the President the power to remove non-elected government officials without approval of Congress.
What term describes a non-party private groups organized to elect gov't officials in order to promote their group's interests?
an interest group? maybe
Which officials does the Texas Constitution specify should be elected?
The official that the Texas Constitution specified should be elected is the governor. A governor is an individual public official with the power to govern the executive branch of a non sovereign level of government.
Why were the shaykhs not involved in governing the non-Muslims?
Shaykhs were not involved in governing the non-Muslims because they were local Islamic religious leaders. Ra'is were the ones governing the non-Muslim families and non-Muslim religious leaders.
Who are the people who are part of a democratic government?
It depends on the nature of the democratic government. Most democracies are Representative Democracies, which means that the government is composed of elected (and possibly some non-elected) officials who rule in accordance with the whims of the people who voted for them.
What is a bureaucracy?
A bureaucracy is a government that is administered by non-elected officials who are employees of the government (usually supervised by the current elected officials). It has come to mean an organization in which procedure takes precedence over action, and where operations are obstructed by unnecessary controls and paperwork (colloquially red tape).(an administrative system operated by more than one department)
What a Bureaucracy?
A bureaucracy is a government that is administered by non-elected officials who are employees of the government (usually supervised by the current elected officials). It has come to mean an organization in which procedure takes precedence over action, and where operations are obstructed by unnecessary controls and paperwork (colloquially red tape).(an administrative system operated by more than one department)
