PARLIAMENTARY SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT

Описание: Welcome back to our channel! In today’s video, we are exploring the Parliamentary System of Government. This system is where the head of state is different from the head of government, with the head of state being a ceremonial president and the head of government being the Prime Minister. Countries like Britain, Israel, Italy, and Nigeria during the First Republic practice this system.

🔹 What is a Parliamentary System of Government?
A parliamentary system of government is one where the head of state and the head of government are separate individuals. The head of state is a ceremonial role, often occupied by a president or monarch, while the head of government, the Prime Minister, performs executive functions. This system features a fusion of powers, where members of the parliament are also part of the executive, ensuring collective responsibility and mutual understanding between branches.

🔹 Key Characteristics:

Head of state is different from the head of government.
The head of state is a ceremonial president.
The Prime Minister is the head of government.
Prime Minister performs executive functions.
Fusion of powers between parliament and executive.
Cabinet members are collectively responsible to the parliament.
Opposition is legally recognized.
Prime Minister can be removed by a vote of no confidence.
Prime Minister presides over cabinet meetings.
Prime Minister can only choose ministers within his party.
🔹 Advantages:

Mutual understanding between the executive and legislature.
No delay in decision-making.
Ministers can defend their policies in parliament.
Absence of conflict due to fusion of power.
Ruling party is dedicated and efficient in administration.
Prevents arbitrary rule.
Opposition party serves as a watchdog.
🔹 Disadvantages:

Prime Minister is not popularly elected by the electorate.
Can lead to a weak coalition government.
Poor performance by a minister can destabilize the government.
Executive can be removed at any time by a vote of no confidence.
Restricts ministerial appointments to members of the ruling party.
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Keywords:

Parliamentary System
Head of State
Head of Government
Prime Minister
Fusion of Powers
Ceremonial President
Collective Responsibility
Vote of No Confidence
Democratic Governance
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