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A. Definition of parliamentary governmentB. History of the parliamentary systemC. Present day problem of the PhilippinesII. Efficiency of the parliamentary systemIII. Systematic way of running the governmentIV. Corruption will be seen and be securedA. No branch of government will get to much powerB. Prime Minister can be dismissed easily when confidence is negotiableV. Weaknesses of the parliamentary systemVI. Parliamentary is better than presidential systemSome Filipinos believe that the Philippines is better off with a parliamentary government over a presidential one. According to a san diego examiner reporter more and more Filipinos believe that the current system cannot solve the problems like mass poverty, unemployment, corruption, violence, criminality, and rebellion without consistent basic education, health, and social services (www.sandiegoexaminer.net/news/anmviewer.htm 2003, par. 11).
Corruption has caused poverty and poverty has caused illiteracy by limiting the public schools for our future leaders, the children. The comparison is that although the Presidential form of government gives more rights to the people and exudes freedom, the Parliamentary system is more efficient in laws and regulations, has a systematic way of running the government, and the problem with corruption will be greatly lessened. ca/information/library/idb/forsey/parl_gov_01-e. In the parliamentary system, no branch of government will gain too much power (Roskin, Cord, Medeiros, Jones, n.
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