All of the following are powers the executive has over the parliament EXCEPT the

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The president or executive does not typically have the power to appoint deputies to the parliament, as parliamentary members are usually elected by the public or selected through other democratic processes. The other options (A, B, D, E) are powers that the executive can have over the parliament, such as issuing decrees, controlling the legislative agenda, calling for votes on legislation, and requesting authority to issue regulations.

All of the Following Are Powers the Executive Has Over