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In response to "Looks like it should be 'ministers'. 'Ministry' is the equivalent is 'Department' in the US - eg Ministry of Finance = Department of Treasury -- nm" by Roger More

it depends on whether they're referring to the opinions of individuals, or of the establishments as a whole... -- nm

Posted by znufrii Jul 13 '09, 09:06

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checking the context, it's hard to say. I think they're referring to the MOF. -- nm - loosilu Jul 13, 09:07 11
- I wonder if the writer meant "ministry representatives" instead of "representative ministries"? - loosilu Jul 13, 09:08 10
  - that would make much more sense -- nm - znufrii Jul 13, 09:10
  - It could work either way. Would need more context. - Reagen Jul 13, 09:10 8
    - can I email it to you? -- nm - loosilu Jul 13, 09:10 7
      - never mind, I'll just blank out identifying info. here's the full graph. - loosilu Jul 13, 09:12 5
        
        actually, probably ministers. seems to be about debate in-parliament, and the ministers - while still MPs - outrank other MPs. - mafic Jul 13, 09:16 2
        
        this makes sense... -- nm - znufrii Jul 13, 09:23
        
        that's my thought. thanks! -- nm - loosilu Jul 13, 09:18
        
        Ministers, because it's the Ministers that have to do the defending of their budget allocations before a parliamentary committee -- nm - Roger More Jul 13, 09:16 1
        
        intersting. anyone else? not that I don't trust you of course. :) -- nm - loosilu Jul 13, 09:17
      - If you need it quick, I have to leave soon. -- nm - Reagen Jul 13, 09:11

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