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- Parliamentary and Presidential Systemspolitical-science-mcqs › parliamentary-and-presidential-systems
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- 23 Jun 2022
- Last updated
- 28 May 2026
Explanation
In a parliamentary system, the Prime Minister leads the government, and there is a system of mutual adjustment between the executive and legislature. The Council of Ministers serves without a fixed term but remains in office as long as it maintains the confidence of the legislature. However, the head of state cannot remove the cabinet at will; such power is typically constrained by constitutional provisions.
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Practice related questions from the same subject.
- 1.In a Parliamentary system, who is responsible for assigning departments to different ministers?
- 2.Who typically chairs the Cabinet meetings in a Parliamentary system of government?
- 3.In a Parliamentary system, who typically assumes the role of the head of government?
- 4.Who leads the government in a Parliamentary system?
- 5.In a parliamentary form of government, the Prime Minister is typically:
- 6.Which statement accurately describes the role of secretaries in a Presidential system of government?
- 7.According to Lord Bryce, which type of government vests the ruling authority legally not in a specific class but in the entire community?
- 8.In a parliamentary system, who formally enacts a bill into law once it has been approved?
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