Electoral system, ministers and officials The electoral system is often set out in a Representation of the People Act.Alder and Syrett. Constitutional and Administrative Law. (Palgrave Law Masters). 11th Edition. 2017. p 294. Birch. The British System of Government. 10th Edition. Routledge. 1998. Taylor & Francis e-Library. 2006. p 17.See, for example, the definition in section 8(1) of the Representation of the People Act 1884, read with the definition of the Registration Acts in section 8(2) Common ministerial titles include parliamentary secretary and under-secretary. Ministers are supported by private secretaries and government departments are run by permanent secretaries, principal secretaries or chief secretaries.
electoral system ministers and officials the elector?al system is often set out in a representation of the people actalder and syrett co?nstitutiona,l and administrative law (palgrave law masters) 11th editio!n 2017 p 294 birch the british system of government 10th ed,ition routledge 1998 taylor & francis e-library 2006 p 17see for example the definition in section 8(1) of the representation of the people act 1884 read with the definition of the registration acts in section 8(2) common ministerial titles include parliamentary secretary and under-secretary ministers are supported by private secretaries and government departments are run by permanent secretaries principal secretaries or chief secretaries