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Why should the vice president work with the legislature when he or she is a member of the executive?
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Under the Constitution, the Vice-President of the United States holds the office of President of the Senate, and has the power to cast the tiebreaking vote, should a bill have the same number of "Yea" and "Nay" votes
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What is the difference between Executive Council and the Legislative Council?
Executive are the ones who do the tasks....i.e, executive functions Legislative makes laws..... In Indian case, executive consists of the administrative hierarchy and the council of ministers headed by the PM.....Legislature consists of the parliament and President as the head of state....as per our consti, the heads of executive (i.e ministers ) should be members of the legislature In USA, executive and legislature are separated....i.e, the president who heads the executive is not a member of the legislature (Congress)....He is not responsible to the congress (contrast this with the collective responsibility of our council of ministers to the lok sabha)....
Should executive have veto power over legislature?
yes
Is Under the doctrine of the separation of powers the Judiciary should be independent from the Legislature and the Executive?
yes
Can an executive member of one union be an executive member for another union?
Yes, it is possible for an individual to hold executive positions in multiple unions as long as there are no conflicts of interest between the two organizations. Some unions may have rules or restrictions that prevent members from holding conflicting roles, so it's essential to check the bylaws of each union.
Should executive privilege be eliminated?
Executive privilege should not be eliminated. It is legal for the President of the United States to use executive privilege where the President makes the final decision as the President feels would be best. It has been used many, many times.
How do other branches check on the legislative branch?
The judicial branch checks the legislative branch by declaring if the laws made by the legislative branch are unconstitutional.The executive also checks the legislative branch because it can veto a legistaltion.Hope this actually helps you:)
The legislative branch makes the laws then the executive branch does what with the laws?
The executive branch, the president, can either veto (deny) the law or accept it. if he accepts it the bill becomes a law Update 1: The executive branch has the responsibility to enforce the laws that the government enacts and has the right to check the legislature by vetoing (deny) a bill or signing it into law. Should the executive branch veto a bill, the legislature has the right to override the veto by passing the legislation again with 2/3 of both the House and the Senate. If and only if this happens is the veto of the executive branch is vacated and automatically becomes law that the executive branch must enforce.
In a pure parliamentary system of government should the head of government be a current member of the legislature?
yes
In the Constitution which branch of the government can grant pardons?
According to current laws (and this should be in the Constitution as well), the Executive Branch, specifically the President of the United States, is allowed the 'power of pardon' (the ability to grant pardons).
What did Charles cotesworth pinckney do at the convention?
He believed that the national legislature should have two houses. In the lower house , states should be represented based on their population. In the upper house, each state should have one vote, he believed that slaves should be counted equally with other people in determining a states representation in the national legislature, he believed that the executive should be elected by the national legislature
What were the arguments for delegates who believed the nation should have a three member executive?
They felt this was a good idea
Is Afghanistan ruled by aristocracy?
Yes and No In theory Afghanistan has a codified constitution from which it is governed by a President, a bicameral legislature and an independent judiciary. However, Afganistan's political system is riddled with much corruption. There are undoubtedly some Afghans who are exerting more influence of the executive, the legislature and the judiciary than they should be which means that too all effects there will be some aristocrats governin the country.
