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The role is prooven while directly reflecting the voters choice. The Prime Minister does not hold so much power to raise issues, but power to ignore issues and prevent them from being brought up in the House of Commons. - To realistically assess this topic, we must differentiate between a minority and majority government and their selective power...
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For the purpose of this essay, we will be using the current setup in the House of Commons which is a minority government. The systems of power are completeley different in a minoritty government as apposed to a majority which would lead to complete different points of view...
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