Significats de scrutinise the government en anglès

I granted this question because I wanted to allow members to scrutinise the government of the day.

A further route opposition lawmakers can use to scrutinise the government is applying for an emergency debate.

A new war powers act would allow parliament to properly scrutinise the government of the day, he argued.

I am confident that parliament will fully exercise its responsibility to scrutinise the government throughout the whole process.

Further details Hipkins says he is open to the Health Select Committee meeting to scrutinise the government's Covid-19 response.

Parliament's Epidemic Response Committee met for the first time yesterday and are meeting again today to scrutinise the government's handling of Covid 19.

We should be sitting right up to 31 October to scrutinise the government at this critical time for the future of our country.

The media has disastrously failed to scrutinise the government's policies, often serving as a de facto extension of the Tory party's propaganda unit.

On Thursday, Labor and the Greens both backed the idea of a parliamentary committee to scrutinise the government's response, following the lead of New Zealand.

It has also been given new roles without any additional funding, including scrutinising the government's COVIDSafe app.

Opposition leader Simon Bridges will chair a cross-party committee, that will scrutinise the Government's response to Covid-19.

Business leaders are scrutinising the government's decision to only let essential businesses and those with essential goods operate.

MPs and peers have spent the best part of the past six months scrutinising the government's care bill.

The opposition is there to scrutinise the Government's actions and point out things it believes could have been done better.

MPs will then head into self-isolation - but it won't mean an end to the Opposition's ability to scrutinise the Government.

Their role is to complement the work of the Commons in making laws and scrutinising the government, but the Commons has primacy over the Lords.