JAMB UTME - Government - 1990

The notion of carpet -crossing in a parliamentary democracy involves

crossing from the lower House to the Upper House

changing party allegiance after election

opposing party discipline in parliament

resigning from parliament

Detalhes da Resposta

The notion of carpet-crossing in a parliamentary democracy involves changing party allegiance after an election. It refers to when a member of parliament switches their loyalty from the political party they were elected under to another party. This is called carpet-crossing because in some countries, members of different parties sit on different colored carpets in the parliament building. It can be a controversial move, as it can shift the balance of power in the parliament and may be seen as a betrayal by the party and constituents that elected the MP.






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