write any two features of a parliamentary form of government
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In a parliamentary system, the head of the state may be a monarch or a president, but both of these positions are ceremonial. The head of the government, who is generally called as the Prime Minister, is the real head. Thus, all the real executive powers are vested in the Prime Minister.
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- Nominal or Titular Head.
- Collective Responsibility and Individual Responsibility.
- Political Homogeneity.
- Harmony between Executive and Legislature.
- Rigidity of Party Discipline.
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