Crown officers

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Crown officers are officials appointed by the monarchy to perform legal, ceremonial, or administrative duties on behalf of the sovereign.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf constitutional role
government official
legal role
public office
appointedBy the Crown NERFINISHED
the monarch
canBeHeldBy judge
lawyer
senior administrator
country Australia
Canada
New Zealand
United Kingdom
distinctFrom civil servant
elected official
local government officer
exercisesPowersOnBehalfOf the sovereign
the state
governedBy constitutional conventions
public law
hasAccountabilityTo parliament NERFINISHED
the monarch
hasDutyType administrative
ceremonial
legal
hasRoleIn administration of justice
government administration
public prosecutions
state ceremonies
isPartOf Crown service
the machinery of government
jurisdiction Crown authority
legalAuthorityDerivedFrom royal prerogative
statute
legalSystem common law
mayInclude Attorney General NERFINISHED
Director of Public Prosecutions NERFINISHED
Lord Chancellor NERFINISHED
Lord Chief Justice NERFINISHED
Solicitor General NERFINISHED
oversees Crown interests in legal proceedings
performsDutiesFor the Crown NERFINISHED
the sovereign
relatedTo Crown prerogative
constitutional monarchy
represents the Crown in court
the public interest
subordinateTo the Crown NERFINISHED

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Scottish heralds professionalStatus Crown officers