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In a Parliamentary democracy, the Prime Minister is part of the legislative branch. How does that make a Parliamentary democracy a “limited government”?
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In a Parliamentary democracy, the Prime Minister is part of the legislative branch. How does that make a Parliamentary democracy a “limited government”?

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Because the main power is from the constitution, the constitution can choose to change the prime minister and the ceremonial president

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