Political Science: Working of Institutions · Class 9 · CBSE Social Science
Why are civil servants (permanent executive) considered more expert in policy matters than political executives (ministers)?
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Why are civil servants (permanent executive) considered more expert in policy matters than political executives (ministers)?
- A.Civil servants are elected directly by the public every five years.
- B.Ministers do not have any advisors.
- C.Civil servants are permanent employees with specialized professional training and long-term experience.Correct answer
- D.Ministers are legally barred from understanding technical policies.
Solution
Permanent executives (civil servants) serve on a long-term basis and possess specialized knowledge and expertise in their respective departments, whereas ministers are temporary political leaders.
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