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Virtual Bangladesh : Government
OverviewBangladesh is governed by a multi-party parliamentary system of government. The executive power of the republic is exercised by or on the advice of the Prime Minister who commands the support of the majority members of Parliament and is appointed by the President. Other ministers, state ministers and deputy ministers are appointed by the Prime Minister. The Prime Minister nominates the cabinet members from among Parliament members and one-tenths of the total members are from outside of the Parliament. The cabinet is collectively accountable to the Parliament. The roles of head of state and head of government are separated. In the Bangladesh parliamentary systems, the head of state (the President) is generally a ceremonial position.
Under Bangladesh's unique system, when an administration comes to the
end of its term it hands over to an unelected interim government which
has 90 days to organise elections. President Iajuddin Ahmed assumed the
office of chief adviser to the non-party caretaker government in addition
to his presidential responsibilities as "major political parties
failed to reach a consensus on an acceptable person for the post"
pending new elections at the end of BNP's 5 year stint which ended end
of October, 2006.
The Cabinet
Political Leaders
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