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m1. German / Austrian ( oder Federal) Chancellor2. Schweiz: Chancellor of the Confederation* * *der BundeskanzlerFederal Chancellor* * *The Bundeskanzler of the Federal Republic of Germany is the head of government. In 2005 Angela Merkel became the first BundeskanzlerinThe Chancellor is responsible for the government's general policy and by means of recommendations to the Bundespräsident appoints and dismisses ministers. The Bundeskanzler is generally elected for a period of four years (corresponding to the four-year Bundestag mandate) by a majority of members of parliament and on the recommendation of the Bundespräsident.In Austria, too, the Bundeskanzler is the head of government, appointed by the Bundespräsident. The Chancellor has no legal responsibility for general policy, but nominates ministers and thereby determines the composition of the government. In Switzerland, on the other hand, the Bundeskanzler is the head of the Federal Chancellery, a department of the Bundesversammlung and the Bundesrat. The responsibilities of the office include the organization of Federal elections and ballots and the publication of Federal laws. See: → Bundespräsident, Bundesrat, Bundestag, Bundesversammlung* * *Bun·des·kanz·ler(in)m(f) BRD German [or Federal] Chancellor; ÖSTERR Austrian [or Federal] Chancellor; SCHWEIZ Head of the Federal Chancellery* * *der Federal Chancellor•• Cultural note:The Chancellor is the head of government in Germany and Austria. The German chancellor is normally elected for four years by the MPs in the Bundestag after being proposed by the Bundespräsident. He (so far there have not been any women) chooses the ministers and decides on government policies* * *1. German/Austrian ( oder Federal) Chancellor2. Schweiz: Chancellor of the Confederation* * *der Federal Chancellor•• Cultural note:The Chancellor is the head of government in Germany and Austria. The German chancellor is normally elected for four years by the MPs in the Bundestag after being proposed by the Bundespräsident. He ( so far there have not been any women) chooses the ministers and decides on government policies* * *m.Chancellor n. -
2 Bundeskanzler
Bun·des·kanz·ler(in) m(f)( brd) German [or Federal] Chancellor;( ÖSTERR) Austrian [or Federal] Chancellor;( SCHWEIZ) Head of the Federal Chancellery¿Kultur?In Germany the Bundeskanzler - Federal Chancellor is elected by the Bundestag - Lower House of the Federal Parliament and then invested by the head of state, the Federal President. In Austria, the Bundeskanzler is proposed by the largest party in the Nationalrat - National Assembly and appointed by the President. He/she is the leader of the government and heads the Bundeskanzleramt - Federal Chancellery which in Switzerland is called the Bundeskanzlei. -
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mBundeskanzlermschweiz.Head of the Federal Chancellery
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