What is the main meaning of major decisions being taken by elected leaders in democracy?
In democracy people choose representatives and those representatives take major decisions. Exam tip: always check who holds real power.
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In democracy people choose representatives and those representatives take major decisions. Exam tip: always check who holds real power.
View question detailsElections are meaningful only when major decisions are with elected leaders. Exam tip: check decision power along with elections.
View question detailsOfficials help with advice and implementation but elected leaders take final decisions. Exam tip: keep advice and decision separate.
View question detailsIn democracy experts may advise but responsibility remains with elected leaders. Exam tip: do not treat advisers as rulers.
View question detailsRepresentatives get authority from people and take major decisions. Exam tip: understand representative democracy as indirect participation.
View question detailsBudget decisions affect people so they should come from leadership chosen by people. Exam tip: check both impact and accountability.
View question detailsLaw-making is a major decision and should be under elected representatives. Exam tip: identify the source of legislative power.
View question detailsElected leaders take decisions but remain within law and constitution. Exam tip: do not treat elected power as arbitrary power.
View question detailsNominal elected leadership weakens democracy because real power lies elsewhere. Exam tip: find the real decision-maker.
View question detailsA minister carries political responsibility for policy decisions and an official assists implementation. Exam tip: separate political decision and administration.
View question detailsIn democracy major policies should be decided by the elected government. Exam tip: treat external control as lack of real power.
View question detailsTax policy affects public life so it is a major decision. Exam tip: connect decisions affecting people with elected leadership.
View question detailsPolicy-making by elected leadership and implementation by administration fits democracy. Exam tip: understand policy-making and implementation separately.
View question detailsElections give people a chance to judge leaders' decisions. Exam tip: treat elections as a tool of accountability.
View question detailsIn democracy the source of decision power should be people's election. Exam tip: check legitimacy of decision-makers.
View question detailsIf elected parliament lacks major decision power representation becomes weak. Exam tip: check both election and power of the institution.
View question detailsAn expert report helps decisions but responsibility belongs to elected leadership. Exam tip: balance expertise with democratic accountability.
View question detailsIf real policy is with unelected people the effect of voting decreases. Exam tip: identify symbolic and real power.
View question detailsExperts and army may advise on defence policy but final political control should be with elected leadership. Exam tip: separate advice and control.
View question detailsIn democracy elected leaders take decisions but remain bound by law. Exam tip: remember both elected power and legal limits.
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