In a ________ government the ability of the political executive to control the House of Commons will be limited, and negotiations with other parties will usually be necessary.

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In a minority government, the political party in power does not have a majority of seats in the House of Commons. This means that they cannot pass legislation without the support of other parties, and negotiations are necessary to gain their support. The ability of the political executive (prime minister and cabinet) to control the House of Commons is limited as they cannot rely on their own party members to automatically support their agenda. This type of government often requires compromise and collaboration with other parties to achieve their policy goals.

In a ________ Government the Ability of the Political Executive