Types of Government

All the ministers swim or sink together

All the decisions are taken by the Cabinet Ministers collectively

The decisions taken by the Cabinet must be-formally signed by all the ministers

None of the above

The members of Cabinet cannot be members of Parliament

Members of the Cabinet cannot be members of Parliament

Members of the Cabinet are appointed for a fixed term and cannot be removed before the expiry of that term

The members of Cabinet hold office, during the pleasure of the Parliament

Executive and legislature work independently

Executive and legislature work in close cooperation

Executive is dependent on judiciary

Legislature is dependent on judiciary

The head of the state

The Prime Minister

The Speaker

The Select Committee of the Cabinet

The popular house

The upper house

None of the two houses

Experienced civil servants

By a vote of no condidence in the upper House

By a vote of no confidence in the lower House

By a vote of no confidence by 51% of the total electorates

By the system of impeachment

Single party system

Two-party system

Multi-party system

Partyless system

Ebestein

MacIver

Finer

Gettel

Clearly ear-marking the spheres of the two organs of government

By ensuring harmonious relations between the two

By freeing the executive of all control by the legislature

By protecting the legislature against undue interference by the executive

The executive is responsible to the legislature

The executive is responsible to the Supreme Court

The executive is responsible to the Upper House of Congress/Parliament

There is the system of checks and balance