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Britain is a parliamentary democracy with a constitutional monarch. Queen Elizabeth the head of state. but she has no real power. In law the queen is the head of the executive branch and a part of legislative branch but in fact her role is mostly ceremonial. She acts on the advice of her ministers. In Britain it is Parliament that has laws. it is made up of power makes It the House of Lords and the House of Commons. The members of the House of Lords are permanent mostly lords and people who have been made lords for life. The Lords can revise and even delay bills. They have real influence in politics. The Commons have much more real power. The members of the Commons are elected by the people. They control the executive branch and discuss most important political problems
The largest party in the Commons forms the government and its leader becomes Prime Minister. not elect the Prime Minister directly. officially Parliament appoints The people do They are Prime Minister. The Prime Minister chooses the Cabinet and non-cabinet ministers. They are all collectively responsible for the government, the executive branch, and individually respon sible for their departments.

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Is Britain or Russia a parliamentary democracy with a constitutional monarch?
Who is the head of state?
The Queen has real power, doesn't she?
What is the queen's role in Britain?
Does she act on the advice of her ministers?
What Houses does Parliament consist of?
The members of the House of Lords are permanent, aren't they?
Can the Lords revise or delay bills?
Who has real influence in politics?
The Commons have much more real power, haven't they?
Whom are the members of the Commons elected by?
Do the Commons or the Lords control the executive branch and discuss most important political problems?