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In recent times, the powers of the executive have continued to grow both in parliamentary and presidential systems due to a number of reasons, which include:
(i) The executive influence on the making of laws through its power to initiate bills to the legislatureThis refers to a group of people called legislators who are responsible for making laws and are elected by the country's population. The legislative branch of government is responsible for making... More.
(ii) The executive through delegatory powers and complexity in the work
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