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Before the vote was taken , however , the Ministerial differences became acute , and an Executive Council consisting of four members of the Cabinet rejected a proposed regulation sent to it by the Prime Minister ( Mr Hughes ) .
Before the vote was taken , however , the Ministerial differences became acute , and an Executive Council consisting of four members of the Cabinet rejected a proposed regulation sent to it by the Prime Minister ( Mr Hughes ) .
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The new Cabinet was formed from among Mr Lang's remaining supporters . The course actually taken was probably determined by the Governor's own strong opinion that a dissolution was essential to clear up a situation which was ...
The new Cabinet was formed from among Mr Lang's remaining supporters . The course actually taken was probably determined by the Governor's own strong opinion that a dissolution was essential to clear up a situation which was ...
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Professor Laski * considers that the rule is inconsistent both with the solidarity of the Cabinet and the foundation of the Cabinet in Party . As it is the party which is called to administer the affairs of the country , and as the ...
Professor Laski * considers that the rule is inconsistent both with the solidarity of the Cabinet and the foundation of the Cabinet in Party . As it is the party which is called to administer the affairs of the country , and as the ...
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