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Why is the Prime Minister's power in a policy decision not absolute personal power?

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Correct answer: Because it is bound by the Constitution, the Council of Ministers, and parliamentary accountability

Correct answer: A. The Prime Minister provides leadership and coordinates the Council of Ministers, so the office is very important. However, this power operates within constitutional rules. The Council of Ministers functions collectively, Parliament can question and scrutinise the government, and administration must act through lawful procedures. The Prime Minister therefore cannot treat public power as private power. A is correct because it identifies the main institutional limits and sources of accountability. B is wrong because the Prime Minister has a central leadership role. C is wrong because the President does not independently take every policy decision. D is wrong because administration is part of the government system. Memory cue: strong leadership is not the same as unlimited personal authority.

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