No.
The head of government in Australia is the Prime Minister.
The Prime Minister is elected by the caucus of the governing party.
Federal elections in Australia elect one party to government every four years.
In no election in Australia can a voter elect a leader of the party, however they can elect their local member, upon whom they may exert pressure to cast a vote for a specific member of the party for the position of the Prime Minister/Head of the Opposition.
Each of the states in Australia has a Premier, who is responsible for leading the state government. The Prime Minister is the elected head of government in Australia.
Yes. The president also acts as head of government and head of state.
presidential
Japan has a monarch (Emperor) as head of state and an elected prime minister as head of government.
the head of government is directly elected by people
the president that is elected by the people
A consul was the highest elected office under the Roman Empire. They were the head of the government.
Canada is a constitutional monarchy, based on the British "Westminster" parliamentary system. The head of state in Canada is the Queen, represented by the Governor General. The head of government is the Prime Minister, who is the leader of the largest party in the House of Commons. The United States is a democratic republic, with a presidential system. The head of state and the head of government in the US is the President, who is elected separately from the legislative branch (House of Representatives and Senate). In Canada, government ministers are almost always chosen from elected members of parliament, while in the US, ministers or secretaries are typically not elected representatives.
Malaysia has a federal, state and local government system. The head of the government, or prime minister is appointed by the head of state.
Indira Gandhi
Governed general
Elisabeth II