4. Departments
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Published in Australia 
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by The Old Oak
4. Departments
i- introduction
ii- organisation
iii- finance
iv- industry
v- foreign affairs
vi- culture
vii- information
viii- health care
ix- defence
i- introduction
So far, we've seen that governments have a President and a Senate. But one of the most interesting positions you can have in the government is that of minister. While different countries use different names and varying attributions, there are some standard departments. Later on, we will explore, with the help of some leading experts, the direction theses ministries can take to achieve their goal.
ii- organisation
Typically, a department or ministry is represented by an organisation, the minister being granted access to it upon entering her functions. The ministry also traditionally has other members, including under-minister, department spokesman and apprentice. Their attributions vary according to the department. All the ministries make up the cabinet which is picked by the prime minister.
iii- finance
The department of finance acts as a budgetary office, allocating funds to other departments. If the government decides to have control over the currency rates, the finance department will traditionally own a national or central bank.
iv- industry
The role of an department of industry is to ensure the country has a stable market, and can also provide business loans, in conjunction with the finance department. Typically, its most important job is to make sure government owned companies run smoothly, that is not exceed planned budget too much.
v- foreign affairs
The foreign affairs department is concerned with diplomacy regarding foreign powers. There attributions include negotiating with hostile or conflicting countries and keeping diplomatic ties well diplomatic.
vi- culture
The department of culture is usually run with the goal of educating new citizens, and to attempt to stimulate population growth through eYoungsters retention.
vii- information
The information department publishes regular news of what the government is doing with your hard earned money (presidential holiday, senatorial parties, etc...).
viii- health care
The health care department usually handles public health either by running gifting campaigns or providing higher quality food at a low price for the ill citizens.
ix- defence
The department of defence handles the creation and maintenance of the army, their training and arming as well as issues official orders in war time.
Table of Contents
Back to chapter seven
i- introduction
ii- organisation
iii- finance
iv- industry
v- foreign affairs
vi- culture
vii- information
viii- health care
ix- defence
i- introduction
So far, we've seen that governments have a President and a Senate. But one of the most interesting positions you can have in the government is that of minister. While different countries use different names and varying attributions, there are some standard departments. Later on, we will explore, with the help of some leading experts, the direction theses ministries can take to achieve their goal.
ii- organisation
Typically, a department or ministry is represented by an organisation, the minister being granted access to it upon entering her functions. The ministry also traditionally has other members, including under-minister, department spokesman and apprentice. Their attributions vary according to the department. All the ministries make up the cabinet which is picked by the prime minister.
iii- finance
The department of finance acts as a budgetary office, allocating funds to other departments. If the government decides to have control over the currency rates, the finance department will traditionally own a national or central bank.
iv- industry
The role of an department of industry is to ensure the country has a stable market, and can also provide business loans, in conjunction with the finance department. Typically, its most important job is to make sure government owned companies run smoothly, that is not exceed planned budget too much.
v- foreign affairs
The foreign affairs department is concerned with diplomacy regarding foreign powers. There attributions include negotiating with hostile or conflicting countries and keeping diplomatic ties well diplomatic.
vi- culture
The department of culture is usually run with the goal of educating new citizens, and to attempt to stimulate population growth through eYoungsters retention.
vii- information
The information department publishes regular news of what the government is doing with your hard earned money (presidential holiday, senatorial parties, etc...).
viii- health care
The health care department usually handles public health either by running gifting campaigns or providing higher quality food at a low price for the ill citizens.
ix- defence
The department of defence handles the creation and maintenance of the army, their training and arming as well as issues official orders in war time.
Table of Contents
Back to chapter seven
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