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    The parliamentary system is a system of government headed by a Prime Minister who is elected by legislators and dependent on the legislature's support. There is no strict separation of powers and the Prime Minister can dissolve the legislature while the legislature can remove the President. By contrast, the presidential system has an executive branch separate from the legislature, a President directly elected for a fixed term who is responsible to the people, a single executive, and a strict separation of powers such that the President cannot dismiss the legislature and vice versa.

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    The parliamentary system is a system of government headed by a Prime Minister who is elected by legislators and dependent on the legislature's support. There is no strict separation of powers and the Prime Minister can dissolve the legislature while the legislature can remove the President. By contrast, the presidential system has an executive branch separate from the legislature, a President directly elected for a fixed term who is responsible to the people, a single executive, and a strict separation of powers such that the President cannot dismiss the legislature and vice versa.

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    The parliamentary system is a system of government headed by a Prime Minister who is elected by legislators and dependent on the legislature's support. There is no strict separation of powers and the Prime Minister can dissolve the legislature while the legislature can remove the President. By contrast, the presidential system has an executive branch separate from the legislature, a President directly elected for a fixed term who is responsible to the people, a single executive, and a strict separation of powers such that the President cannot dismiss the legislature and vice versa.

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    Comparative Constitutional LAW

    The parliamentary system is a system of government headed by a PM.


    1)Executive members are the members of the legislature as well.
    2)Prime minister is elected by the legislators, and the pm is responsible to the legislature
    3) PMs are dependent on the pleasure of the legislature.
    4)Duel executive
    5)No strict separation of power.
    6)PM can dissolve the Legislature and the legislature can remove the President.
    The presidential system is Democratic and Republican from by government headed by the
    president:
    1)Legislature and the executive branch are different.
    2)President is directly elected and directly responsible to the people
    3)Term of the president is fixed
    4)Single Executive
    5)Separation of power is very strict
    6)President can not dismiss the legislature and Legislature can not dismiss the president easily.

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