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In the parliamentary form of government the executive is chosen by whom?
The executive is selected by the legislative branch (usually, the head will be the leader of the party who won the most seats in the legislative election and that head picks their cabinet of executives). Usually, all high executive members (the cabinet) must be elected in the legislature to hold their position.
What is the legislative branch at state level?
Depends on the state. In most states there is a bicameral legislature. The names of the two houses vary state to state (usually a Senate and Assembly or House of Delegates). Nebraska is the only state with a single house in its legislature (simply called the 'Legislature'.)
Who carries out laws on the state level?
The State Legislature, which serves as the legislative branch of state government.
Role of executives in India's political environment?
The role of executives in India's political environment is to implement and enforce the law. This law is usually written by the legislative branch of government.
Explain the major differencess between presidentian system and parlamentary system?
In a presidential system, the executive branch is separate from the legislative branch, with the president being the head of government elected independently of the legislature. In a parliamentary system, the executive branch is part of the legislative branch, with the prime minister (head of government) usually being a member of the legislature and dependent on its support to remain in power.
How could one find out the latest news about the California legislature?
Business websites and political websites will usually have up to date information on California Legislature. This includes sites such as Forbes, CCA estate, Congress, CA, and Business Week.
What where three rules from indias first empires?
Countries with large size and much diversity usually prefer to have two houses of the national legislature to give representation to all sections in the society and to give representation to all geographical regions or parts of the country. A bicameral legislature has one more advantage. A bicameral legislature makes it possible to have every decision reconsidered. This means that every bill and policy would be discussed twice. This ensures a double check on every matter.
Who was the duma?
The Russian parliament (or legislature, congress, etc.)- the representative body to which a small electorate chose members.
The federal legislature is usually referred to as the what?
The Congress
What is the most common political system in South America?
The most common political system in South America is a federal republic. This usually has five branches of government namely executive, legislative, judiciary, electoral, and citizen.
Why do you have a surveys for political reason?
Surveys, when used for political reasons (generally used for determining amount of votes), are solely used for that reason. These surveys are usually used only as a progress indicator for the political reason. These merely provide an accurate representation as for the peoples opinions ofcertain topics
What is the role of committees in state legislature?
Without knowing jurisdiction its hard to give specifics, but legislative committees (well, committees generally) are a bunch of people who, with the authority of the legislature are tasked with looking in depth at an issue, be it a piece of legislation or some such. A standing committee is a committee that always exists, who is usually tasked with looking at a whole area (Ie. Health, defence etc), a select committee is a temporary committee created too look at something specific, usually a bill, then report back to the legislature at which point it ceases to exist.
