with reference to the European Parliament outline the decision making role?
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Right now? It's defined by all sorts of clauses and such, it SHOULD be defined by a constitution, but since that hasn't been ratified, I really can't tell you exactly how it works.\n\nHowever, I think what is practiced now, is identical to what is in the constitution, so you could read up on that (don't worry, it is an easy read). I can't remember, and I think it in practice is useful for voicing Europe-Wide views in different political alignment separate from "national" interests.
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In the U.K. it should be a majority of all parties in both houses of parliament that should make the decision, and not just the government. The ordinary citizens do not always have all the required information due to secrecy laws.
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Here's a link on the US Senate Committee that should give you an idea of what role they play in shaping legislation.  I can't tell you what effect committee assignments have on individual legislators, but think about this: ask yourself what interests an individual legislator from their state must serve while serving on a particular committee assignment?  Good luck...
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Sorta kinda answered your own question in the question didn't you?  The counselors role would be to "guide" the conference along the lines which would lead to the conclusion in which the counselee would most benefit.
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Parliment's purpose is to make laws for the country.\n\nThe Parliment represents the will of the people and proposes and passes laws for the country.
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Well in my opinion there is no such procedure.\n\nSometimes a situation may arise that only one nation is against a resolution passed by all other members. This creates a rift in EU and the decision making process is affected. Recently Poland was the only nation against a resolution pending in EU regarding relations with Russia. The overwhelming majority in favour of the resolution seems helpless against the vote of one nation. \nIn this situation how will the EU work.
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Chairman\nBoard of Directors\nChief Executive Officer\nPresident - The president’s role is to manage and be responsible for the day-to-day affairs of the company.  The board sets policy, the president executes that policy and reports back to the board, and the board then reports to the shareholders, or owners, of the company. \nExecutive Vice President or Chief Officers (IT, Sales, Operations,etc)\nSr. Vice President\nExecutive Directors\nDirectors\nSr. Managers\nManagers\nSr. Supervisors\nSupervisors
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I think presidential. Parliamentary systems can be unstable in multiparty systems. Many times, no party has a majority in the legislature leading to temporary coaltions.
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Check out http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=%22political+decision+making+process%22&fr=FP-tab-web-t&toggle=1&cop=&ei=UTF-8 for some of the websites that offer information on your essay. Also, try going to the library and looking up books or articles that may offer more information on politics and the political decision making process.
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Parliament proposes the bill.\nThe elected representatives vote on it.\nEl Presidente decides if it should become law or not.
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A committee chairman or chairperson, if you want to be politically correct, is the person that has the most authority on a committee.  They set the agenda for meetings, conduct the meetings, and will often cast the deciding vote if a committee vote comes to a tie.
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A description of job duties and responsibilities.
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Given a set of choices to execute a plan business decision involves selecting the choice based on certain defined set of criteria
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No. The only person you could consider to be the 'leader' of the EU would be the President of the European Commission (Currently Jose Manuel Barroso). He is selected by Members of the European Council (all of the EU countries' PM's and Presidents) and approved by the elected European Parliament.\n\nSo EU constituents do have elections, but only to elect members of the european parliament, not to elect any individual as a leader.
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We make important decisions through meetings.
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pick and choose and make a DECISION
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The "Committee" approach allows for a brainstorming of ideas and view points. The benefit is that you may see something that might otherwise have been overlooked. The downside is that it is difficult to get everyone to agree to a final solution. It is best to decide in advance if you need a simple majority to move forward or a total agreement.