The growing powers of the bureaucracy propose any threat to democracy because the final authority:

Related Mcqs:

1. In democracy the final authority rests with: __________?

   A. Parliament
   B. People
   C. Council of Ministers
   D. Civil servants

2. In view of the growing power of the bureaucracy, which one of the following writers has that a “no form of despotism” has emerged?

   A. Lord Hewart
   B. Ramsay Munir
   C. Sir William Beveridge
   D. Harold Laski

3. From committed bureaucracy is understood a bureaucracy which has commitment to:

   A. Political ideology
   B. Political leadership
   C. Farm of Government
   D. Head of the state
   E. Head of the Government

4. Western thinkers believe that the most potential threat to democracy is from:

   A. Capitalists
   B. Guld socialists
   C. Utilitarian
   D. Communists
   E. None of the above

5. In recent years the powers of bureaucracy have:

   A. Considerably declined
   B. Enormously increased
   C. Not undergone any changes
   D. None of the above

6. Which one of the following has not been in any way responsible for increase in the powers of bureaucracy?

   A. National emergencies like war, natural calamities, etC.
   B. Enormous growth in the functions of the Parliament resulting in enactment of skeleton laws
   C. Introduction of universal franchise
   D. Making of civil services a life long career

7. Which one of the followings has been wrongly listed as a factor for the increase in the powers of bureaucracy?

   A. The state has assumed police and military functions
   B. The state has assumed greater responsibilities due to adoption of goal of ‘welfare state’
   C. The complexity of administration has necessitated services of experts
   D. The growth of delegated legislation has added to the importance of civil service

8. In modern times the powers of the bureaucracy have:

   A. Greatly increased
   B. Considerably declined
   C. Bneither increased nor declined
   D. None of the above

9. Doctrine of implied powers in U.S.A. means powers which Constitution has given to:

   A. Executive
   B. Legislature
   C. Judiciary
   D. Powers which are conferred on account of interference from the letters of the Constitution.

10. According to the First Report of ‘Basic Principles Committee’ both Houses should have equal powers. In case of dispute between two Houses, who was to be summoned to take final decision?

    A. Session of both Houses
    B. Prime Minister
    C. President
    D. All of these