LuxembourgInstitutions 124 · State and communal institutions
Who makes up the Government?
In the exam (French)
De qui le Gouvernement se compose-t-il ?
- aThe Prime Minister, ministers and, where applicable, secretaries of stateDu Premier ministre, de ministres et, le cas échéant, de secrétaires d'ÉtatCorrect answer
- bThe Grand Duke and the members of the ChamberDu Grand-Duc et des députés de la Chambre
- cThe Prime Minister and the judges of the Constitutional CourtDu Premier ministre et des juges de la Cour constitutionnelle
Why?
Under Article 88 of the Constitution, the Government consists of a Prime Minister, deputy prime ministers, ministers and, where applicable, delegate ministers and secretaries of state. The deputies make up the Chamber, which is a separate branch of power.
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