Is the Canadian Prime Minister Too Powerful?
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This essay examines the power of the Canadian Prime Minister within the Canadian parliamentary system. The author argues that the Prime Minister holds significant power, exceeding what some consider appropriate for a democratic system. The essay explores both the advantages and disadvantages of this concentrated power, including efficient decision-making versus potential corruption. Reforms are suggested to balance the power between the Prime Minister and other representatives, such as electing Senators rather than appointing them and limiting the Prime Minister's term. The essay concludes that while the Prime Minister's power offers efficiency, reforms are necessary to prevent potential abuses and ensure a more balanced distribution of power within the government.
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