Practice Discretionary Powers Of The President (4.4.2) - EXECUTIVE

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Question 1.
What are discretionary powers?
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Think about situations where the President might act alone.
Question 2.
Explain pocket veto.
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Remember the implications of delaying without a decision.
3Question 3.
What does the term 'veto power' refer to?
- Approval of all bills
- Withholding assent to legislation
- Advising the Parliament
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Consider the role of the President in law-making.
4Question 4.
Is pocket veto a formal option for the President?
- True
- False
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Think about the timeframes involved.
Question 5.
Imagine you are the President during a coalition government where no party has a clear majority. Describe how you would approach appointing a Prime Minister.
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Consider the criteria for stable governance.
Question 6.
Discuss a historical instance where the President's use of veto significantly influenced political outcomes.
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What legislative changes came about after presidential non-action?

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