Executive (government)

Administrative agencies are institutions that exercise authority and are responsible for the governance of the state. Law enforcement and enforcement

In the political system based on the principle of separation of power, the distribution of power is between several departments (administrative, legislative, and justice) - trying to prevent power from concentrating in the hands of a few people I will. Under this system, administrative organs will not pass or explain the law (the role of Congress) (the role of judicial authority). Instead, the executive executes the law written by the legislature and is interpreted by justice. Administrative officials may be the basis for certain kinds of laws such as laws and administrative orders. Administrative agencies are often the source of regulation

In the political system of Westminster, the principle of decentralization is not deeply rooted. Executives known as cabinet members are also members of Congress and therefore play an important role in the preparation and implementation of the law.

In this case, the officer consists of the official's leader or several offices. Specifically, the best leadership roles of the executive branch are as follows.

Head of state - usually the supreme leader, the president or the prince, the best representative, and the symbol of the unity of the people

Government leaders - usually responsible for overseeing the de facto leaders, the prime minister, and the management of all domestic problems

Secretary of Defense - supervision of military, decision of military policy and external security management

Foreign Minister - oversee diplomatic services, identify foreign policy and manage diplomacy

In the presidential system, executive leadership is the head of state and government. In the parliament system, ministers in charge of parliament are heads of government, heads of state are usually monarchs or presidents of ceremonies. [2]

Article 2 of the US Constitution is part of the official form of government administration. The administration department of the government is the section responsible for the administration of the whole state. In the United States, the executive branch includes other executives such as the president and the governor. Article 3: When electorates are elected, they will gather in their respective states and vote on who will be the president and vice president. First, the person with the highest number of votes becomes the president, the second highest person becomes the vice president. However, after adopting the 12th amendment, the voters will vote once for the president and once for the vice president.

Article 2 of the US Constitution establishes a government administration department consisting of the President, Vice President, and other executives elected by the President. Article 1 states as follows. "Administrative rights belong to the President of the United States of America, he will serve for a four-year term and will be appointed as the next vice president." "Article 1 is a vesting provision" Article 1 and other provisions of Article 3, Grant the authority to enforce Congressional orders, Congress has the sole authority to enact law.

Article 80 of the Constitution deals with the administration department of the government. The executive branch is the most politically powerful government department in Mexico. Cheong Wa Du is Mexico's "most important political constitutional court". The president was re-elected for six years without re-election, winning the advantage through "long-term practices, statutory and constitutional provisions, and almost institutionalized absolute political power tradition". The president's constitutional powers include "extensive authority of appointment and dismissal, financial authority, start and refusal of legislation, and authority to rule the army." President's authority and responsibilities are clearly stated from Article 81 to Article 93 of the Constitution of 1917.