Parliamentarianism

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Parliamentarianism
"The parliment will decide your fate."
Basic Information
Aliases	Parl Parliamentarism Congressionalism (some countries) Parliamentary supremacy Congressional supremacy Multi-partyism (erroneously, in the US)
Alignment(s)	Non-Quadrant Democratic
Ideological Information
Influenced by:	Constitutionalism senatorialism Democracy Oligarchy
Influenced	Classical Liberalism Constitutional Monarchism
Notable examples	Federal Republic of Germany Islamic Republic of Pakistan Italian Republic Republic of Austria Nordic Council Republic of India State of Israel Most constitutional monarchies, especially: Commonwealth realms Japan Kingdon of Belgium Kingdom of Spain Kingdom of Thailand Netherlands
Variations
School of Thought	Roundheadism Constitutional Monarchism (until 1649) Imperialism (factions) Puritanism Republicanism (after 1649) Stratocracy
Character Information
Song	Commons of House

Parliamentarianism or Parliamentarism is a political ideology which seeks the dominance of a legislative body (parliament) in the matters of sovereignty.

Doctrine

In this system, the voters would first choose the members who serve in a Parliament. The legislative branch would then decide who will lead the executive. Both the legislative branch and the executive branch are in sync with each other more than in the Presidential system because of this.

There are two types of parliamentary democracies:

• Westminster system - Modeled after the UK system, these parliaments have debates that are adversary more often than not. The plenary sessions are more important than committees. Nations with this model have traditionally used first-past-the-post for elections, although many have since adopted forms of proportional representation.
• Consensus system - Unlike the Westminster system, committees are more crucial than plenary sessions. The debates are utilized to reach a consensus. Countries with a consensus system are more likely to use proportional representation.

History

W.I.P.

How to Draw

Flag of Parliamentarianism

1. Draw a ball.
2. Fill it with Desaturated Blue.
3. Draw Crowned Portcullis (logo of the UK Parliament) in white.
4. Add the eyes and you're done.

Color Name		HEX	RGB
	Desaturated Blue	#373250	55, 50, 80
	White	#FFFFFF	255, 255, 255

Relationships

Friends

• Democracy - The senate will democratically decide your fate.
• English Monarchism - We're the most loyal institution of His Majesty!
• Nordic Model - Good democratic system.

Frenemies

• Presidentialism - Misguided sibling.
• Totalitarianism - I AM the senate!
• Feudalism - My honorable predecessor seems to forget his time has already passed.
• Republicanism - Ah yes my Republican period..... I'd rather not talk about that, if you may.

Enemies

• Caesarism - Get rekt lol.
• Absolute Monarchism - If you insist on this tyrannical nonsense, Your Majesty, then I'm afraid we'll have no choice but to remove your head with the crown upon it.
• Gaddafism - He said mean things about me :(

Further Information

Wikipedia

• Parliament
• History of Parliamentarism
• Parliamentary system

Video

• How Do Parliamentary Systems Work? by Paul Sargent

Gallery

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