what are differencea blw parliamentary and presidental system
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In the Presidential System, the head of the government is the chief executive who is directly elected by the people and the executive is not responsible to the legislature. Both the organs are separate, unlike in the parliamentary system where the executive is responsible to the legislature.
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In Parliamentary Systems, the chief executive's term of office is directly linked to that of the legislature.
While, In Presidential Systems the terms are not linked.
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