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Civics

Major decisions by elected leaders

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Medium · Level 6 · periodic accountability,elected leaders,elections
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  1. Periodic accountability will weaken
  2. Accountability will automatically increase
  3. Decisions will become more democratic
  4. People's control will be complete
Medium · Level 6 · legal limits,rule of law,decision power
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  1. So that decision power remains accountable and controlled
  2. So that people do not vote
  3. So that army rules
  4. So that elections end
Medium · Level 6 · mandate,election programme,policy
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  1. Elected government makes policy according to its election programme
  2. Secret officer changes policy without discussion
  3. Army finalises the budget
  4. Foreign institution makes law
Medium · Level 6 · fiscal policy,unelected officials,democratic control
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  1. Elected control over major public decisions is weak
  2. The country has currency
  3. The bank building is large
  4. Ballot paper is printed
Medium · Level 6 · opposition,public policy,accountability
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  1. It increases scrutiny and accountability of decisions
  2. It stops elections
  3. It excludes people
  4. It creates hereditary rule
Medium · Level 6 · cabinet,parliament,decision power
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  1. Cabinet proposes policy and parliament approves after discussion
  2. Foreign official implements policy
  3. Army instructs parliament
  4. Secret council writes laws
Medium · Level 6 · people vote,unelected group,decision reversal
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  1. It will become weak
  2. It will greatly increase
  3. It will remain fully secure
  4. It will become unrelated to law
Medium · Level 6 · free fair elections,decision authority,legitimacy
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  1. So that decision authority rests on real public support
  2. So that rulers are decided by birth
  3. So that opposition ends
  4. So that people get no information
Medium · Level 6 · expert advice,final decision,elected leaders
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  1. No because final decision can remain with elected leaders
  2. Yes because advice is always illegal
  3. Yes because experts remove people
  4. No because then elections are not needed
Medium · Level 6 · legitimacy,people vote,elected leadership
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  1. Because decisions come from leadership formed by people's vote
  2. Because decisions become secret
  3. Because army decides
  4. Because people's role decreases
Medium · Level 6 · disaster policy,accountability,decision outcomes
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  1. Link between decision and accountability
  2. Heredity and succession
  3. Secret power
  4. Foreign control
Medium · Level 6 · public debate,elected leaders,decision process
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  1. Elected leaders decide policy after public debate
  2. Unelected group issues secret orders
  3. Army decides budget
  4. Foreign institution imposes law
Medium · Level 6 · arbitrary power,law,accountability
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  1. Because they are accountable to law people and institutions
  2. Because they never take decisions
  3. Because they are kings by birth
  4. Because people have no relation with them
Medium · Level 6 · judicial review,policy making,elected accountability
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  1. Where is elected accountability in policy making
  2. Is the court building old
  3. Is the language of law difficult
  4. Do citizens go to court
Medium · Level 6 · military council,national policy,people distance
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  1. Secret military council decides national policy
  2. Elected assembly debates a law
  3. Elected government presents budget
  4. Members of parliament seek people's views
Medium · Level 6 · control,public opinion,institutional discussion
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  1. Through elections public opinion and institutional discussion
  2. Through hereditary order
  3. Through secret repression
  4. Through foreign order
Medium · Level 6 · voter information,evaluation,accountability
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  1. They can evaluate properly
  2. They are excluded from voting
  3. They lose rights
  4. They choose leader by birth
Medium · Level 6 · media freedom,public scrutiny,decisions
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  1. It gives people information and a platform for criticism
  2. It ends elections
  3. It legitimises unelected rule
  4. It silences citizens
Medium · Level 6 · bureaucracy,responsibility,elected leadership
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  1. Political responsibility still remains with elected leadership
  2. Bureaucracy is elected by people
  3. People's role is over
  4. Elections are meaningless
Medium · Level 6 · economic decisions,elected accountability,public impact
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  1. Because they affect citizens' lives and resources
  2. Because economy has no relation with democracy
  3. Because only traders are citizens
  4. Because army always makes budget