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dan_essential
Supreme tranceaddict

Registered: Dec 2006
Location: Melbourne
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The lower house consists of Cabinet, who acting as the executive government have many connections with the public service. For example, the Minister for health is the boss of the department for health, though has only limited experience in the field. The public service head of that department will have all the experience and may influence legislation in terms of what he or she desires. The BBC production, “Yes Minister”, was based on this manipulation of the government by the public service. This therefore, raises the question, are the lower house MP’s, or directly, the executive government, really representative of the people? In a capitalist society, would a labourers vote count equally to that of Jamie Packers? The BS in practise is seen as promoting the wishes of an electorate/people, however it enters into a system filled with capitalists, political affiliates and lobby groups. This undermines the notion of electoral representation. Deals are done behind closed doors where there is no active public involvement.
With this said, John Howard has undermined the nation, in relation to most of his policies; IndustrialRelations, WarInIrag, InterestRates, and GST with his political affiliates that we don't see. Nuff said.
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Oct-27-2007 01:24
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Paulie
Losing My Religion

Registered: Aug 2002
Location: NomansLand
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LOL @ you questioning the voting system and democracy.
How has johnny undermined the nation in regards to GST and Industrial relations? I dont see the state governments complaining about the GST they take, remember all gst goes to the states. Also i think Johnny has been pretty up front in regards to industrial relations regardless of our opinions on it.
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That's me in the corner, That's me in the spotlight, I'm Losing my religion, Trying to keep up with you ,And I don't know if I can do it, Oh no, I've said too much,I haven't said enough, I thought that I heard you laughing, I thought that I heard you sing, I think I thought I saw you try.
But that was just a dream, That was just a dream, But that was just a dream, Try, cry, why try? That was just a dream ,Just a dream, just a dream, Dream
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Oct-27-2007 03:15
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pkcRAISTLIN
arbiter's chief minion

Registered: Jul 2002
Location:
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| quote: | Originally posted by dan_essential
The lower house consists of Cabinet, who acting as the executive government have many connections with the public service. For example, the Minister for health is the boss of the department for health, though has only limited experience in the field. The public service head of that department will have all the experience and may influence legislation in terms of what he or she desires. The BBC production, “Yes Minister”, was based on this manipulation of the government by the public service. This therefore, raises the question, are the lower house MP’s, or directly, the executive government, really representative of the people? In a capitalist society, would a labourers vote count equally to that of Jamie Packers? The BS in practise is seen as promoting the wishes of an electorate/people, however it enters into a system filled with capitalists, political affiliates and lobby groups. This undermines the notion of electoral representation. Deals are done behind closed doors where there is no active public involvement.
With this said, John Howard has undermined the nation, in relation to most of his policies; IndustrialRelations, WarInIrag, InterestRates, and GST with his political affiliates that we don't see. Nuff said. |
that's just how it works unfortunately. its the most manageable form of democracy an advanced liberal democracy can engender in the 21st century.
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Oct-27-2007 03:25
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Philby
Statement: Die, meatbag!

Registered: Dec 2001
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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Oct-27-2007 05:32
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dan_essential
Supreme tranceaddict

Registered: Dec 2006
Location: Melbourne
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Oct-30-2007 06:40
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