18. The executive; in general.
18. The executive; in general.
Constitutional and Administrative Law (Volume 20 (2023)) | Commentary
Most of the functions of government are carried out in the name of the Crown by ministers appointed by the Crown1.
Most of the functions of government are carried out in the name of the Crown by ministers appointed by the Crown1.
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