Types of Government

For a fixed term

During the pleasure of the head of the date

As long as it enjoys support of majority of the members of Parliament popular house

None of the above

The executive has no fixed tenure

There is system of separation of powers

There is system of checks and balances

There is no collective responsibility of cabinet

Monarchy

Totalitarian system

Dictatorship of cabinet

Presidential system of Government

Political homogeneity of the cabinet

Freedom to express different views on the floor of the House by the Ministers

Disunity among the Ministers

Subordination of legislature

He is an elected representative of the people

He can address the people whenever he chooses

People can approach him any time

He consults the elected representatives of the people on all important national issues

The Parliament

The King

Concil of Ministers

The Civil Servants

Stability

Irresponsibility

Administrative efficiency

Consistent policy

Experts

Technocrats

Specialists

Amateurs

Presence of a nominal or titular head of state

Separation of powers

Collective responsibility of Cabinet

Accountability of executive to the legislature

It encourages dictatiorship of Cabinet

It provides for an instable government

It ensures efficiency of administration

It is not suitable for dealing effectively with the emergencies