In general terms the framework is aimed primarily at Government Departments and Agencies in supporting its protective security and counter-terrorism responsibilities; however, it does have wider application. The commercial sector plays an increasingly intimate role within the US government matrix, as well as making up the core sectors within the Critical National Infrastructure (energy, water, agriculture, etc). Similarly, organizations such as the National Health Service, Police forces and local Government all handle government assets on a regular basis. Security Policy No.1: Governance, Risk Management and Compliance Governance The role of Cabinet Office at the center of Government is to provide leadership and co-ordination of shared risks (such as asset control and vetting) by setting policy and overseeing regulation. MANDATORY REQUIREMENT 1 Departments and Agencies must ensure that all staff understand the relevant requirements and responsibilities placed upon them by the Security Policy Framework and that they are properly equipped to meet the mandatory security policies as set out in this framework.
3. Chief Diplomat- The president shapes and administrates the nation’s foreign policy. 4. Commander in Chief- The president is the supreme military commander of the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, and Coast Guards. He decides to send troops into wars.
Two formal constitutional powers of the President in making foreign policy are the power of Commander-in-chief and negotiate or make treaties. b. Two formal constitutional powers of Congress in making foreign policies are to ratify treaties or declare war. c. Two informal powers of the President that contribute to the President’s advantage over Congress in conducting foreign policy are to meet with world leaders or have access to more information. d. Informal powers of the President can contribute to an advantage over Congress because he will be able to persuade the public or persuade congress by negotiations and support.
All of these positions require the confirmation of the Senate. The Secretary of Defense also supervises the six members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the commanders of the ten Combatant Commands. The Secretary of Defense is usually regarded as one of the “Big Four” important cabinet officials, along with the Secretary of State, the Attorney General and the Secretary of the
International law, international systems as well as principles currently exist to aim to resolve disputes, however the compliance predominantly relies on the discretion of state sovereignty and jus cogens, which both act as barriers in achieving world order. Difficulties faced in attempting to achieve world order in relation to the United Nations involves its inflexible structure, poor leadership and the use of ‘veto powers’ granted to the Permanent Five members of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). Post World War II, representatives conducted a meeting and agreed upon a conclusion that the world would never experience such widespread atrocities and damage. Following this meeting, the leaders emerged with the structure of a new international organisation called the United Nations (UN). The UN comprises six major organs, one of which includes the UNSC, containing 15 member states with only five permanent members.
These powers were first exercised by the monarch but they are now exercised by the prime minister. These powers could be commanding and directing the armed forces into war. Another example could be to conduct foreign policy negotiations and sign treaties with other democratic countries such as the Extradition Treaty signed by the UK Government and The Government of the Republic of the Philippines. Also the prime minister has the power to appoint and dismiss government ministers and to nominate individuals for peerages and knighthoods. But most importantly he has the privilege to speak on behalf of his party and the nation to the media outlets worldwide and the world.
While the US Constitution has many conservative ideas it also has several revolutionary notions that were the center of the Articles of Confederation. The House of Representatives was established to allow the common man's voice to be heard; now all citizens could give their consent in government. There were also guarantees that certain rights would never be taken away from the citizens. The Bill of Rights was written to assure the citizens that there were things that the government couldn't do and that the citizen was always protected. There were other provisions in the constitution to defend against abusing power, the system of checks and balances and having three branches in the government.
Observing this principle means keeping information given by or about the individual secure from others. It applies to all forms of information, whether written, recorded or other forms where the individual can be indentified. Within our treatment we may come across relatives, partners or well meaning friends, who want to know what we have said to the client, and may be persistent in the issue. We may have to talk to our supervisor about the ways we are working with a certain client. And in addition the client may tell us themselves, information which we may deem risky to the clients or others lives.
Understanding The Principles of Care 1.1 Values 1) The correct way to address a Service Use would be to use their birth name or, if preferred by the Service user, their nickname. Always be polite and respectful, if Staff have to interrupt the Service user always use their preferred name and apologise for disturbing them. 2) A disrespectful way of addressing a Service user would be to call them ‘my lovely’ or ‘matey boy’ or any terminology that could be deemed to be offensive. 3) The Service user has the right to dignity and respect, which is supported by legislation and Company policies to protect them as individuals. The Service user should be treated as an individual to preserve their identity and to give them individual
A public leader is a role where a person holds a public office and serves, and guides the community as a whole. An example of a public leader is the role of a mayor, governor, or any political figure that serves for the betterment. As a public leader Condoleeza Rice embodies what contingency theory is. Condoleeza Rice served as the Secretary of State under the Bush Administration from 2005 to 2009. As the Secretary of State she served as the President’s advisor on U.S. Foreign Policy, she negotiates, interprets, and terminates treaties and agreements, supervises the administration of the U.S. Immigration laws (Duties of Secretary of State, 2009) abroad just to name a few.