Understanding Separation of Powers System

To ensure complete control by one branch of government

To allow for the concentration of power in the judiciary

To limit any one branch from exercising the core functions of another (correct)

To eliminate checks and balances in the government

The executive, the military, and the judiciary

The military, the judiciary, and the legislature

The executive, the legislature, and the judiciary (correct)

The executive, the legislature, and the military

New Zealand has a complete Separation of Powers system

New Zealand has a Separation of Powers system with a written constitution

New Zealand has a partial Separation of Powers system (correct)

New Zealand has a Separation of Powers system with a presidential veto

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