Bureaucracy

Only those powers which are vested in it

Only those powers which are vested in the Ministers

Powers which are vested in it as well as powers vested in the ministers

None of the above

To guide the Ministers

To avoid lag between law and its implementation

To prepare sub-rules and regulations for the laws

To avoid the political head to the extent possible

To help maintaining law and order

To help preparing international treaties

To help preparing national budget

To promulgate ordinances

To keep financial stability

To help in maintaining sound economy

To take their greievances to the Members of Parliament

To properly perform quasi-judicial allotted functions

Civil servants be given good salaries

Status and position of civil servants should be kept high

Civil servants should be given security of service

Bureaucrats should be allowed to accept grafts

Parliamentary form of Government

Presidential form of Government

Socialist system

All forms and systems

Only administrative functions

Legislative as well as financial functions

Only judicial function

All the above types of functions

Implement laws in letters

Implement laws in spirit

Be too rigid

Be flexible

Permanent executive

Political executive

Nominal Executive

De-jure executive

Herman Finer

Ramsay Muir

James Bryce

Iver Jennings