It is the （）who organizes the Cabinet and presides over its meetings.A、Prime MinisterB、Lord PresidentC、Speaker
It is the （）who organizes the Cabinet and presides over its meetings.
- A、Prime Minister
- B、Lord President
- C、Speaker
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