Suchergebnisse

In this article deals with issues related to the government control by the lower chambers of the world's parliaments, including the Legislative Chamber of the Oliy Majlis of the United States, France, Germany and the Republic of Uzbekistan, as well as improving the parliamentary institution oversight to transform our national parliament into a true school of democracy, establishment of effective cooperation mechanisms of lower house deputies of parliament with the deputy corps of local Councils.

Points up the contrast between increased Parliamentary surveillance of the executive and the administration as evidenced by the growth of Select Committees over the last 2 decades and a generally perceived drift towards an elective dictatorship and an authoritarian administration. (JMM)

In controlling nationalized industries parliament plays the role of the traditional lion under the throne. It lies quietly most of the time but can rise suddenly and wrathfully to smite offenders. It has little day-to-day influence, the major decisions being made by the managers of the industries, or by the government; but occasionally its importance is capital. This conclusion emerges from a study of the methods used by parliament to control the nationalized industries. Since these industries are fundamental to the French economy, in reality this is a study of the ways and means by which parliament controls major segments of the national economy—in every industrial state a controversial and highly significant issue.