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How far do you agreewith the proposition; the cabinet is dead?
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How far do you agree with the proposition; the cabinet is dead The notion is one that is widely argued and has a vast divergence of opinions. No one can argue however, that aspects of the modern cabinet are different from the eighteenth century origins. Although the cabinet has expanded since its routes, this is hardly surprising because now the government intervenes much more on aspects such as agriculture and health. Modern Prime Ministers have found it difficult to keep the cabinet size below 22 members. Attempts have been made to reduce it in size, for example, farmers may be offended they are not represented in government, as would the Scots, Welsh and Northern Irish. In a response to the criticism that the cabinet is not a true representation of society and that the cabinet should remain small so decisions can be made decisively, some plans have been put forward. One idea...
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