Civics
Major decisions by elected leaders
Practice questions
If elected leaders take decisions but no next election is held what will happen to accountability?Why should leaders taking major decisions in democracy have legal limits?Which option shows people's mandate in a major decision?If a country has elections but fiscal policy is fully decided by unelected central bank officials what is the main concern?What is the importance of opposition discussion on public policy in democracy?In which situation is the decision power of elected leaders most clear?If an unelected group repeatedly overturns decisions of elected leaders what happens to the effect of people's vote?Why must leaders who take decisions be elected freely and fairly in democracy?If elected leaders take expert advice before major decisions is it against democracy?How does rule gain legitimacy when major decisions are taken by elected leaders?If an elected government makes disaster policy and later people judge its work which democratic element is shown?In which situation will democratic decision making be considered stronger?Why does decision making by elected leaders not mean that they can act arbitrarily in democracy?If major decisions are taken like policy by unelected judicial officers what democratic question may arise?In which option is decision power farthest from the people?Through which process is decision power of leaders elected by people controlled in democracy?If voters know what decisions a leader took what is the democratic benefit?What is the importance of media freedom regarding decisions of elected leaders?If elected leaders shift responsibility for their decisions to bureaucracy what should be understood democratically?Why should major economic decisions be connected with elected leadership in democracy?