Which of the following is not a characteristic of a parliamentary system?

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In a parliamentary system, the executive (usually the prime minister and cabinet) is part of the parliament, and thus the executive and legislative branches are not separate. Compared to a presidential system, it is often easier for the executive's policies to be passed in the legislature, as the ruling party in the parliament generally supports the executive. A failure to enact a piece of legislation could lead to the dissolution of the government and new elections. However, the prime minister does not have veto power over bills passed by the parliament, as this power typically resides with the head of state or a separate constitutional court.

Which of the Following Is Not a Characteristic of a Parliamentary