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Executive responsible to Legislature (theory of separation of power given by Montesquieu) Theory of Separation of Powers: Concentration of powers in the hands of 1 person leads to a higher chance of misuse of power. Hence, the power is separated b/w Legislature, Executive & Judiciary In a presidential form of govt., the separation of powers is strict; while in parliamentary form of govt., there is a close cooperation b/w legislature and executive while judiciary is independent. Close co-op b/w Legislature and Executive- the members of Executive are from the Legislature President- Constitutional Head/Head of State; signature of President required for Bill to become an Act Prime Minister- Real Head President functions as per the advice of the Cabinet of Ministers headed by PM Members of Cabinet are members of either House of Parliament. If not, then they have to become a member w/n 6 months Collective responsibility: