Question

Discuss the salient features of the British cabinet system of government​

Answer 1

The features of the Cabinet system are: President - the Nominal Head: He is the Constitutional Head of the State while the real executive is the Cabinet.  Leadership of the Prime Minister: The Prime Minister is the head of the Council of Ministers as stated by Article 74 of the Indian Constitution.

Answer 2

Answer:

In the British government's system Cabinet is formed by the parliament and parliament is the superior organ.

Explanation:

The legislature and the executive are closely related and share powers in a cabinet or parliamentary style of government. The elected president or monarch, as well as the Prime Minister, are the two chief executives.

All cabinet members, as well as the prime minister, must be members of Parliament. Cabinet members are in charge of the major government departments or ministries, such as Home Affairs, Foreign Affairs, and the Treasury.