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What is the role of the Head of State in the Westminster Model?
What is the role of the Head of State in the Westminster Model?
- To head the government and appoint and remove ministers
- To sign bills to make them Acts of Parliament
- To act as a ceremonial figurehead (correct)
- To receive foreign dignitaries and officials
What is the difference between the Westminster Model and a monarchy system?
What is the difference between the Westminster Model and a monarchy system?
- There is no difference
- The Westminster Model is a democratic parliamentary system, while a monarchy system is not (correct)
- The Westminster Model has a bicameral system, while a monarchy system does not
- The Westminster Model has a Prime Minister or Premier, while a monarchy system does not
What is the function of the Cabinet in the Westminster Model?
What is the function of the Cabinet in the Westminster Model?
- To head the government and appoint and remove ministers
- To make and enforce laws
- To formulate and coordinate government policies (correct)
- To wield most of the power in the House of Assembly
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