Which situation would not happen in a parliamentary form of government?

the executive consults with the legislature about whether to declare war on a neighboring nation.

the government dissolves when the ruling party cannot affect change on a major issue.

the legislature chooses the executive.

the executive selects a member of her cabinet of which the legislature does not approve.

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Reuben Skinner

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28 March, 19:55

Which situation would not happen in a parliamentary form of government?

the executive consults with the legislature about whether to declare war on a neighboring nation.

the government dissolves when the ruling party cannot affect change on a major issue.

the legislature chooses the executive.

the executive selects a member of her cabinet of which the legislature does not approve.

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Brooklynn Singleton · Answer 1

I think that the situation that would not happen in a parliamentary form of government is Choice B - the government dissolves when the ruling party cannot affect change on a major issue.

There was an event in the U. S. A in 2013 where the government shutdown due to their inability of the President and Congress to reach a compromise or solution to solve the debt crisis at that time.

In a Parliamentary government, the executive and the parliamentary are united in making decisions and passing laws with its majority. This leads to a very efficient form of government.