Explain the powers of the PM and President - 8 pts each ans quick..
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do we need to explain them ???
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Prime minister
(i) He chairs cabinet meetings.
(ii) His decisions are final in case of disagreementbetween departments.
(iii) He distributes and redistributes work to ministers
(iv) He also has power to dismiss ministers.
(v)When the Prime Minister quits, the entire ministry quits. Thus within the cabinet the Prime Minister is the most powerful so much so thatparliamentary democracies are sometimes seen as prime ministerial form of government.
President
1-The President is not elected directly by the people. She or he can never claim the kind of direct popular mandate that the Prime Minister can.
2- This ensures that she or he remains only a nominal executive.
3- The Constitution gives vast powers to the President. But the latter exercises them only on the advice of the Council of Ministers.
4-The President can ask the Council of Ministers to reconsider its advice. But if the same advice is given again, she or he is bound to act according to it. Similarly, when a bill comes to the President for signatures she or he can return it to the Parliament with her or his advice.
5- But when the bill comes for her signatures again, she or he has to sign it, whether the Parliament agrees to her / his advice or not.
(i) He chairs cabinet meetings.
(ii) His decisions are final in case of disagreementbetween departments.
(iii) He distributes and redistributes work to ministers
(iv) He also has power to dismiss ministers.
(v)When the Prime Minister quits, the entire ministry quits. Thus within the cabinet the Prime Minister is the most powerful so much so thatparliamentary democracies are sometimes seen as prime ministerial form of government.
President
1-The President is not elected directly by the people. She or he can never claim the kind of direct popular mandate that the Prime Minister can.
2- This ensures that she or he remains only a nominal executive.
3- The Constitution gives vast powers to the President. But the latter exercises them only on the advice of the Council of Ministers.
4-The President can ask the Council of Ministers to reconsider its advice. But if the same advice is given again, she or he is bound to act according to it. Similarly, when a bill comes to the President for signatures she or he can return it to the Parliament with her or his advice.
5- But when the bill comes for her signatures again, she or he has to sign it, whether the Parliament agrees to her / his advice or not.
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powers of the PM
Real head of the country
Head of Government:
Leader of the Cabinet:
Link between President and the cabinet:
Leader of the Parliament:
Chief Spokesman in foreign relations:
Leader of Party:
Chairman of the Planning Commissions
POWERS OF THE PRESIDENT
Formal head of the country
The Executive powers
Legislative powers
Military Power
Diplomatic Powers
Judicial Powers
Financial Powers
Emergency powers
National emergency
Real head of the country
Head of Government:
Leader of the Cabinet:
Link between President and the cabinet:
Leader of the Parliament:
Chief Spokesman in foreign relations:
Leader of Party:
Chairman of the Planning Commissions
POWERS OF THE PRESIDENT
Formal head of the country
The Executive powers
Legislative powers
Military Power
Diplomatic Powers
Judicial Powers
Financial Powers
Emergency powers
National emergency
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