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61.

Parliamentary government is based on:

A.	Independence of Judiciary	B.	Fusion of legislature and executive
C.	Separation of the three organs of government

62.

In a Parliamentary system of government

A.	The members of Cabinet cannot be members of Parliament	B.	Members of the Cabinet cannot be members of Parliament
C.	Members of the Cabinet are appointed for a fixed term and cannot be removed before the expiry of that term	D.	The members of Cabinet hold office, during the pleasure of the Parliament
E.	The members of the Cabinet are not accountable to the Parliament

63.

In a Parliamentary form of government the members of the Council of Ministers:

A.	Are always taken from the Parliament	B.	Are never taken from the Parliament
C.	May be taken from Parliament but have to resign their seats as soon as they assume charge as Ministers	D.	None of the above

64.

Under a Parliament system of government the ministers hold office:

A.	For a fixed term and cannot be removed before the expiry of that term	B.	During the pleasure of the head of state
C.	As long as they enjoy the confidence of majority of the members of the of legislature	D.	As long as they enjoy the confidence of at least two-thirds of the members of legislature

65.

In a Parliamentary system of government the Prime Minister is generally:

A.	A member of the popular house	B.	A member of the upper house
C.	Not a member of either houses of Parliament	D.	An experienced civil servant

66.

The government under Parliamentary system is headed by:

A.	The King	B.	The Prime Minister
C.	The President	D.	The Cabinet

67.

The leader of government under Parliamentary system is:

A.	Elected by all the members of the legislature	B.	Always the leader of the majority party in the popular house
C.	Nominated by the interests of the country	D.	Selected in due consultation with the different political parties

68.

The meetings of the Cabinet under Parliamentary government are presided over by:

A.	The President	B.	The Speaker
C.	The ministers in rotation	D.	The Prime Minister

69.

Under the Parliamentary system the departments are allocated to the various ministers by:

A.	The President	B.	The Prime Minister
C.	By draw of lots	D.	On the basis of the preference indicated by ministers

70.

Generally the members of the Cabinet under a Parliamentary system are:

A.	Taken from the same political party	B.	Taken from various political parties according to their strength in the legislature
C.	Taken on the basis of merit	D.	Taken from amongst persons who are not members of legislature