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Which among the following statement is not correct with respect to the parliamentary system and the presidential system?
1. Governments in a Parliamentary system will be more stable.
2. A Parliamentary system allows better representation.
3. Presidential System is based on strict separation of power.
4. The Conflict between government and Parliament is easily resolved in a parliamentary system
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2 only
3 only
4 only
In parliamentary form, the executive is formed from the legislature. For instance, in India, Council of Ministers are selected from members of parliament. But in US which follows presidential system has strict separation of power between executive and legislative and the executive does not require the support from the legislature. Hence, it will be more stable compared to parliamentary form. In parliamentary system, passing the non-confidence motion is enough to overthrow the government. Since the government is formed from the parliament which itself composed of representatives from different regions and communities, Parliamentary system allows better representation in government.
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