In a democracy which of the following can exert appreciable control on the activities of the Executive?

In a democracy, the Legislature can exert appreciable control on the activities of the Executive. The Legislature, also known as the law-making body, is responsible for enacting laws and overseeing the actions of the Executive. Through its legislative oversight function, the Legislature can scrutinize the activities of the Executive, investigate cases of maladministration or corruption, and make recommendations for improvements. The Legislature can also hold the Executive accountable for its actions by passing votes of no confidence, initiating impeachment proceedings or blocking Executive proposals. The Military, Traditional Rulers and Police do not have the constitutional mandate to control the activities of the Executive in a democracy.