Ways of holding public power to account?
What are the ways of holding public power to account in the UK?
ministerial responsibility (individual and collective), inquiries, Question Time, public debates, judicial review, votes of no confidence... it really depends on what type of 'public power' you mean and in what context of holding them 'to account' :P
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