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BRITAIN IS NOT DEMOCRATIC
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Good thing they're out of the EU, we wouldn't want those tyrants in.
I wonder what spiel the West will cook up about naval exercises...
"They are up to no good, because they are making sure their first line of defense is up to par, and we can't have that since the UQs is bad because we said so. Woof."
Technically members of the cabinet are MPs since we elect them. However since we vote according to party lists their 'votes' are transferred down the party list. So if Party A gets 20 seats, but 5 Party A MPs are put in the cabinet, then the five empty seats are given to other people of Party A.
Technically speaking, members of the cabinet do not have to be elected as MPs, we've had so-called 'business cabinets' consisting of mainly civil servants and experts (= people not in politics). Usually they are party bound MPs however, since ministerial positions are bargaining chips.
Cill airne and Capsland
Also: https://i.imgur.com/iJf6bHb.png
Source: https://www.government.nl/documents/regulations/2012/10/18/the-constitution-of-the-kingdom-of-the-netherlands-2008
At least we're consistent in the separation of powers.
Sunrisia and North rukonia
In Italy cabinet members can be and usually are also MPs
Hello.
Do they keep their right to vote for motions and bills though?
Quiet peasant!
Do you know the names of the oceans? (ic)
yes, although they often desert plenaries because busy elsewhere, but we had majorities relying on government members for confidence votes in the past
So the summit's happening over at your place?
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