It has to submit the name of a preferred candidate (and a second appointable candidate) to the Prime Minster who is constitutionally responsible for tendering advice on the appointment to The Queen.
In each case, personal access may only be used to tender advice on public affairs.
The Council considered that in the light of such a survey it might be necessary to tender advice to member governments concerning the adequacy of the Organization's level of income in relation to the work desired of it by member governments.
One example is the hostile takeover of International Digital Communications IDCC).When IDC, a small international telecoms company, tendered for advice on its forthcoming sale last year, everyone knew that the tender was a bit of theatre.
But the same advice, tendered to my daughter or to the daughters of my women friends, is regarded as suspect, sexist, patriarchal.
The president (who is a long-time Labourite who went over to Kadima) has a certain amount of discretion under the law, but he must be guided by the preponderance of advice tendered by the various parties.Plainly, barring a wholly unexpected upset, Mr Lieberman will be kingmaker after the vote.
Yet he made still more mistakes, refusing to follow the secret advice tendered to him after May 1790 by the comte de Mirabeau, abdicating his responsibilities, and acquiescing in a disastrous attempt to escape from the capital to the eastern frontier on June 21 , 1791
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