AustraliaGovernment and the law 14 · Government and the law
Who is responsible for the work of government departments?
- aLocal mayors
- bJudges
- cThe Leader of the Opposition
- dMinistersCorrect answer
Why?
Each government department is the responsibility of a minister. This is part of the executive's job of putting laws into practice.
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