Ceremonial and executive powers are usually fused in a

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Government - 1985 Subject: Government

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Ceremonial and executive powers are usually fused in a
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The ceremonial and executive powers are fused in Parliamentary System of Government. The Chief executive and his ministers who from the parliamentary cabinet are also members of the legislature. They take active part not not only in the making of laws but in executing such legislations.
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