Essentially, yes.
Australia is a democracy, meaning that the people do elect their representatives. However, the candidates for the position of Prime Minister are selected by the political party each one represents, and Australians tend to cast their vote for the party, more so than for the political leader.
Members of the Australian Parliament and Senate are elected by the people. The leader of the political party with the most elected members becomes the Prime Minister.
My 'president' is also a prime minister, and not directly elected.
yes
The first Prime Minister of Australia Edmund Barton was elected in 1901. He was leader of the federal Protectionist Party.
Well, technically, every leader wasn't elected by the people. The Queen is a obviously a monarch, the Governor General is chosen by the PM and the PM is chosen by the parliamentary party that holds the majority.
Yes. The German Chancellor is, indeed, a publicly elected official.
He was elected. He was liked by the French people so he was elected.
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Argentina is a federal republic . Its leader, the president, is elected directly by a vote of the people.
No, although many do. A Prime Minister is simply the person whose party have elected as leader irrespective of formal qualifications. When the party is elected to government, the leader is sworn in as Prime Minister.
The people who are elected are called Members of Parliament, or MP's. The leader of the party with the most elected MP's becomes the Prime Minister.
democratic government, that is because the leader will be elected by the people and people will be happy then