Parliamentarianism

Parliamentarianism or Parliamentarism is a political ideology which seeks the dominance of a legislative body (parliament) in the matters of sovereignty.

Doctrine
In this system, the voters would first choose the members who serve in a Parliament. The legislative branch would then decide who will lead the executive. Both the legislative branch and the executive branch are in sync with each other more than in the Presidential system because of this.

There are two types of parliamentary democracies:


 * Westminster system - Modeled after the UK system, these parliaments have debates that are adversary more often than not. The plenary sessions are more important than committees. Nations with this model have traditionally used first-past-the-post for elections, although many have since adopted forms of proportional representation.
 * Consensus system - Unlike the Westminster system, committees are more crucial than plenary sessions. The debates are utilized to reach a consensus. Countries with a consensus system are more likely to use proportional representation.

History
W.I.P.

How to Draw

 * 1) Draw a ball.
 * 2) Fill it with Desaturated Blue.
 * 3) Draw Crowned Portcullis (logo of the UK Parliament) in white.
 * 4) Add the eyes and you're done.

Relationships
W.I.P.

Wikipedia

 * Parliament
 * History of Parliamentarism
 * Parliamentary system

Video

 * How Do Parliamentary Systems Work? by Paul Sargent