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What is the difference between government and opposition?
the difference is that the government is generally the party that has won the election, and the opposition is the party that came second in the election.
What is the role of ruling parties and opposition under multi-party system in India?
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What are the responsibilities of the Official Opposition?
The Official Opposition serve to keep the ruling party in check. They make sure that any act unconstitutional or unjust does not go unprotested. They serve to deter the ruling party from becoming more powerful than their position allows. Without an opposing party, we get dictatorships and totalitarian control.
Why is the opposition parliament important of a country?
opposition party is important because without opposite party the ruling party cannot known about his minus points if there is opposite party he will mark some minus points about his ruling so that he can become the ruling party
What is the difference in roles between the Prime Minister and the Leader of Opposition?
In UK the PM is the leader of the largest party in Parliament, & is the person in leadership of the Government. The Leader of the Opposition is the leader of the second largest Party in the House of Commons & is politically opposed to the party in Government. Basically the PM governs the country & the Leader of the Opposition critiscises what the PM & the Government do.
What is a leader of the opposition?
When there is a Parliamentary election, the party that wins the most seats, or that put together a coalition having the most seats, will form the government, and the party which comes in second will form the opposition. The reason it is called the opposition is because it exists to offer an alternative to the ruling party. If it should turn out that the voters are not pleased with the job that the ruling party is doing, they can turn to this other party and elect them instead. All parties have leaders, and so, the opposition party has one, who is known as the leader of the oppostion. Such a person aspires someday to become the Prime Minister (which may or may not ever actually happen).
What is the leader of the opposition is?
When there is a Parliamentary election, the party that wins the most seats, or that put together a coalition having the most seats, will form the government, and the party which comes in second will form the opposition. The reason it is called the opposition is because it exists to offer an alternative to the ruling party. If it should turn out that the voters are not pleased with the job that the ruling party is doing, they can turn to this other party and elect them instead. All parties have leaders, and so, the opposition party has one, who is known as the leader of the oppostion. Such a person aspires someday to become the Prime Minister (which may or may not ever actually happen).
Who is in charge of SouthAfrica?
The ruling party is ANC (African National Congress) and the President is Jacob Zuma. The opposition is DA (Democratic Alliance).
What is the difference between support and a demand?
Supports can be votes, the payment of taxes, or even cheering when the leader of a group or nation rides in a parade, Voting can be a demand if it is for the opposition party. It can also be a support if it is for the party in power.
What does Gubernatorial Opposition Party mean?
governing opposition party
What is the difference between communism and feudalism?
In feudalism, your wealth is directly tied to your popularity and fealty to the ruling family. In communism, your wealth is directly tied to your populatiry and fealty to the ruling political party. They're totally different and not similar at all.
Which party is in opposition?
In the UK the Conservative party is Her Majesties Loyal Opposition
