parliamentary government
- A style of governance where actual executive power is held by a cabinet that comprises legislative members, and this cabinet is accountable to the legislature both as a group and as individuals
- The parliamentary government has made decisions that reflect the will of the legislature.
- Under a parliamentary government, it is the cabinet members who have the real executive power, and they are answerable to the legislature.
- The parliamentary government ensures that the executive power is vested in the legislature, ultimately making the cabinet both individually and collectively responsible.
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