In the Presidential form of government: A. The chief executive is relatively free from sectional and…
In a presidential system the chief executive is relatively free from sectional and party disputes, may pick ministers from the best available talent, and has a fixed tenure…
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In the Presidential form of government:
A. The chief executive is relatively free from sectional and party disputes.
B. The chief executive is free to choose his team of ministers from the best talent available.
C. The term of the chief executive is not fixed.
D. It discourages the disease of defections.
Answer and explanation
Correct answer B
In a presidential system the chief executive is relatively free from sectional and party disputes, may pick ministers from the best available talent, and has a fixed tenure that discourages defections; the claim that the term is not fixed is wrong. Hence "A, B, and D only".
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