Subject: Polity
The Parliamentary System is a form of government in which the executive is drawn from, and remains accountable to, the legislature. In this system, the Prime Minister and the cabinet are members of the legislature and must retain the confidence of the majority. This model emphasizes collective responsibility, debate, and continuous accountability, ensuring that the government remains responsive to the elected representatives of the people.
This system is characterized by its flexible terms, the possibility of dissolving the legislature before its term ends, and a dual executive structure where a ceremonial head of state coexists with an active head of government.