The Council of Ministers. These are the bodies of the government. The bodies of the government are the Council of Ministers, the Legislative Assembly, and the Governor-General. The Governor-General has no administrative influence. The Council of Ministers is the executive body. The Legislative Assembly is the legislative body. The Legislative Assembly is subject to American and British influence. The Parliament was established by Law No. 1 of 1948. The Supervisory Committee is the body that represents the countries that are represented in the Council of Ministers. The Council of Ministers is composed of the Governor-General and the British and Egyptian representatives. The known fact is submission to American policy. The leadership of the Sudanese army, as stated in the speech of Major General Mohamed Naguib, as part of the agreement between Sudan and Egypt. The leadership of the Sudanese army. The withdrawal of Egyptian and British forces from Sudan. This withdrawal was followed by a speech. This speech was addressed to the British Ambassador. This letter states: From this, it is clear that this so-called international committee was formed without the opinion of the people or the Parliament. This committee is concerned with the issue of the leadership of the Sudanese army.