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Yes.
Cabinet system: UK
Ⅰ Characteristics:
(1) a figure head: (executive power vested)
Head for the clearance, the executive power by the Prime Minister and composed of cabinet members. When the announcement of the national legal order, the Prime Minister shall be countersigned by the Cabinet, heads of state without the negative element of any political responsibility.
(2) Parliamentary supremacy:
In representative government, the people elected Parliament to represent the people, the Cabinet from the majority party members formed for the implementation of Council decision making bodies, sources of power from parliament's confidence, the cabinet, if not actually implement policies, loss of parliamentary confidence to step down to take responsibility . (Responsible politics)
(3) the right of the executive power and legislative power together against the relationship:
A: cabinet members and members of Congress, one bill in Parliament, on the one hand engaged in legislative work. (A question and answer exercise system)
B: Cabinet to Parliament, whose reign was dependent on their trust in Congress
C: Cabinet and Congress, against each other, the Cabinet dissolved the parliament has the right to force Congress to vote no confidence in the cabinet to resign.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agoThe United Kingdom has a Cabinet system of parliament, with a Prime Minister as the head of government.
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