“The Government of the Republic of Lithuania shall decide the affairs of state governance at its sittings by adopting resolutions by a majority vote of all the members of the Government. The Auditor General may also participate in the sittings of the Government. The resolutions of the Government shall be signed by the Prime Minister and the Minister of the respective area.”
This article sets out how the Government makes decisions. It decides matters of state governance at sittings by adopting resolutions with a majority vote of all Government members. Resolutions are signed by the Prime Minister and the Minister responsible for the area.
A Government resolution on, for example, the minimum wage takes effect only after it is signed by the Prime Minister and the Minister of Social Security and Labour.
Questions ask in what form the Government decides (resolutions), by what majority (all members), and who signs them (the Prime Minister and the responsible Minister).
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