Council of Ministers of Bhutan

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The Council of Ministers of Bhutan is the executive body of the Bhutanese government, headed by the Prime Minister and responsible for implementing national policies and administering state affairs.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cabinet
executive body
advises Druk Gyalpo of Bhutan
linked to: Druk Gyalpo
alsoKnownAs Lhengye Zhungtshog
appointingAuthority Druk Gyalpo of Bhutan
linked to: Druk Gyalpo
composition Prime Minister of Bhutan
ministers
country Bhutan
countryCapitalContext Thimphu
formedUnder Constitution of Bhutan
governmentBranch executive branch
hasMinisterialPortfolios various sectors of national governance
headedBy Prime Minister of Bhutan
headOfGovernment Prime Minister of Bhutan
jurisdiction Kingdom of Bhutan
linked to: Bhutan
legalStatus constitutional body
meetsIn Thimphu
nativeNameLanguage Dzongkha
partOf Government of Bhutan
politicalSystemContext constitutional monarchy
parliamentary democracy
responsibleFor administration of state affairs
implementation of national policies
role execution of laws
management of government ministries
policy coordination
seat Thimphu
subordinateTo Constitution of Bhutan
Druk Gyalpo of Bhutan
linked to: Druk Gyalpo
worksWith Parliament of Bhutan

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Constitution of the Kingdom of Bhutan establishesInstitution Council of Ministers of Bhutan
Royal Government of Bhutan branch executive branch of Bhutan
linked to: Council of Ministers of Bhutan
Cabinet Secretariat of Bhutan worksWith Council of Ministers of Bhutan
Cabinet Secretariat of Bhutan reportsTo Cabinet of Bhutan
linked to: Council of Ministers of Bhutan