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Marcus  Danvers
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A level (Pressure groups) People and Politics Mapa Mental sobre (6)The diffrents types of groups that pressure appeal to / or are consulted, creado por Marcus Danvers el 25/11/2013.

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(6)The diffrents types of groups thatpressure appeal to / or are consultedMinisters and civilservantsMinister and civil servants are at the heartof the 'core executive', they are thenetwork of bodies, which develop and makegovernment policyRoutie behind-the scene meeting with civilservant and member of policy committeesmaybe the most most important way ofexerting influenceParliamentPresure groups that can't gain access toexective maybe look to exert influencethrough parliamentLess can be achieved by influences parliamentthan influence the executive, although they canchange details of legislation or the profile of apolitical issuePG's can gain influence on Private member bills,parliament question time and select committeeinquiries.Parliament Lobbying hasgrown for various reasonsMore indephethminded backbencherThe intoduece ofdepartmental setectcommioteesThe growing use of professionallobbyist and political consultantThe fact that the partiallyreform house of lords is moreassertivePoliticalpartiesPublicopinionDirect actionThe motive for groups devepinglink with poltitivcl party is clearInfluence party policy can therforlead to influencing governmentpolicyParty funding is a prime example of PG exertingthere influence " he who pay the piper calls thetune."These stratergy are adopted by outsider goupsThe purpose of such strategies is to influence government in directlyby pushing issues up the political agenda and demonstrating bothstrength and level of public support for a particular causeDirect action is political action that is direct in that it imposingsanctions that effect government or the running of the country;direct action is often but not necessarily illegalThey aim to cause disruption or convenience.the example are strikes, blockades, boycott ornon violent direct action - civil disobedienceHaz doble clic en este nodo para editar el textoHaz clic en este nodo y arrástralo para crear uno nuevo