Question

What is meant by the Parliamentary form of Government?

What is a Parliamentary Government?

Answer 1

1. A Parliamentary Government is a system where the executive is divided into two components:
   1. Nominal Executive.
   2. Real Executive.
2. The head of state serves as the nominal executive and holds a ceremonial position, with no real powers or responsibilities. On the other hand, the Council of Ministers, led by the Prime Minister, constitutes the real executive. This body is collectively accountable to the legislature for its actions. There is a close connection between the legislature and the executive, as the latter is formed by members who hold a majority in the legislature. These members serve as both lawmakers and executive leaders (ministers).