how does Institutions work in a modern democracy?
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Institutions are an important part of Democratic government because it ensures that system runs according to the law and not particularly by the whims of the rulers. It clearly separates the power and even protects the rights of the citizens. It even provides clear separation of judiciary and legislation.
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They provide an opportunity for a wider set of people to be consulted in any decision. Institutions make it difficult to have a good decision taken very quickly. But they also make it equally difficult to rush through a bad decision. That is why democratic governments insist on institutions.
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