In a parliamentary system of government, who elects the head of government?

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In a parliamentary system, the head of government (often titled Prime Minister) is elected by the legislature (parliament) from among its members. The head of state (which could be a monarch or a ceremonial president in a republic) may formally appoint the head of government, but this is usually done on the basis of the parliamentary election outcome.

In a Parliamentary System of Government, Who Elects the Head