The Prime Minister plays a pivotal role in the legislative process, influencing policy, leading the Cabinet, and ensuring accountability to Parliament. This multifaceted role involves setting the national agenda, guiding policy decisions, and overseeing the government's legislative actions.
Legislative Leadership
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Setting the national agenda is key
The Prime Minister is the **head of government** in a parliamentary system, [responsible for leading the executive branch and making key policy decisions](https://fiveable.me/key-terms/hs-speech-debate/prime-minister). This role involves setting the national agenda, [which is crucial for guiding the legislative process](https://www.britannica.com/story/whats-the-difference-between-a-president-and-a-prime-minister). The Prime Minister must command a legislative majority to effectively implement policies and ensure that the government's agenda aligns with the needs of the nation.
Cabinet Dynamics
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Parliamentary Accountability
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Policy Influence
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