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- 2. PLANS 1- The head of the state 2- Legislative power 3- Executive power 4- judicial power
- 4. 1-THE HEAD OF STATE The president: The president of the Lebanese Republic is the head of
- 5. Lebanon operates under a strong semi-presidential system. This system is unique in that it grants the
- 6. This thus makes Lebanon a president-parliamentary system rather than a premier-presidential system (such as France), as
- 7. Role and responsibilities Issue the decree appointing the prime minister (by convention Sunni Muslim) independently. Issue
- 8. Sign decrees concerning a specific ministry(ies). Countersigned by the PM and ministers involved. Negotiate and ratify
- 9. 2- LEGISLATIVE POWER Lebanon's national legislature is called the Assembly of Representatives (Majlis al-Nuwab in Arabic).
- 10. Seats in the Parliament are confessionally distributed but elected by universal suffrage. Each religious community has
- 11. The opposition Qornet Shehwan Gathering, a group opposed to the former pro-Syrian government, has claimed that
- 12. The following table sets out the confessional allocation of seats in the Parliament before and after
- 13. Government (68) FPM: 24 seats Amal: 16 seats Hezbollah: 13 seats Marada: 3 seats ARF: 3
- 14. 3-EXECUTIE POWER Main office holders:
- 15. The President is elected by the Parliament for a six-year term and cannot be reelected again
- 16. 4- JUDICIAL POWER
- 17. Lebanon is a civil law country. Its judicial branch is composed of: Ordinary Courts: One Court
- 18. Special Courts: The Constitutional Council (called for in the Taif Agreement) rules on constitutionality of laws
- 19. REFERENCES: "Pro-Western coalition declares victory in Lebanon – The Globe and Mail". Retrieved 20 October 2019.
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