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This lesson examines how decisions are really made at the centre of UK government. While Cabinet is the formal decision-making body, much of the real work happens in Cabinet committees, bilateral meetings, and informal networks. Understanding these mechanisms is essential for evaluating the distribution of power within the Executive.
Cabinet committees are formal sub-groups of Cabinet that handle specific policy areas. They are established by the PM and their composition and terms of reference are set by the PM.
Examples of Cabinet committees:
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