The chief executive is a member of the legislative branch: unitary government autocratic government parliamentary government presidential government

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JohnnyCash · Answer 1 · 2016-11-17T10:20:26+0000

Generally speaking, the chief executive is a member of the legislative branch in a "unitary form of government", since in this government there is only a single governing body.

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