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165399 | HOG dismisses ministers in practice | If the head of government took actions to dismiss cabinet ministers, would he/she be likely to succeed? 0: No. 1: Yes, but not at his/her own discretion, only when prompted to as a response to specific events (for example, after a vote of no confidence taken by the legislature). 2: Yes, at his/her own discretion, but with restrictions (for example, only provided the head of government proposes an alternative minister who would need the legislature's approval , i.e., so called ''constructive dismissal''). 3: Yes, at his/her own discretion and without restrictions. The question refers to whether the head of government is considered to hold this power in practice, regardless of whether this is regulated by law and whether this power has been exercised or not, and regardless of possible political repercussions (e.g., vote of no confidence). | 2021-08-12 11:31:01 | 2023-06-15 05:05:42 | 5361 | 19977 | {} |
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