In a parliamentary democracy, the PAC is a committee of which body? Executive branch Judiciary Legislature Local government

Which of the following statements about the PAC is true? It consists only of government ministers. It is responsible for creating the national budget. It reviews and audits government financial transactions. It has no role in fiscal oversight.

Which branch of the government makes, debates and passes laws?

What is the primary role of the Committee on Public Undertakings (COPU) in parliamentary systems? Legislative oversight of government-owned enterprises Crafting economic policies for private businesses Investigating corruption within the opposition party Conducting foreign diplomacy

How do interest groups differ from political action committees (PACs)?Select one:a. They differ only in name and legal status, since they both try to influence government policies in largely the same waysb. Interest groups are independent expenditure organizations that, by law, cannot have any formal ties or regular communication with PACsc. Interest groups can be and often are organizations with long histories, whereas PACs are short-term organizations onlyd. PACs are campaign finance organizations, focused on helping their favored candidates, while interest groups have broader policy goals.

In a parliamentary system, the majority party (or a coalition of parties willing to governtogether) in the legislature forms the executive branch of the government.A) TrueB) False