A parliamentary system of government is characterized by

a

separation of powers

b

fusion of power

c

delegated legislation

d

legislative supremacy

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Bennyta
9 years ago

This does not have to do with the head of state or government...it has to do with the organs of government :executive and legislature ...their powers are therefore characterised by "fusion of power"

okioghenedavid
9 years ago

Its supposed to be fusion of power cus parliamentary system doesn't share it's power between legislature judiciary and executive

TMsiril
10 years ago

Why is it fuse when the head of state is different from the head of government.....please you guys should check it properly and correct your mistakes

Neboh
7 years ago

It is meantcto be B

Myschool Kelly
10 years ago

Thanks for your contribution. Correction has been made.

chimpuriche
1 year ago

I'm I getting it wrong?

in a parliamentery system is there no fusion of power between the executive and legislative arm of government?

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