French presidential system is a model for some countries:
A.Of Europe
B.Of first world countries
C.Of third countries
D.None of these
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France Constitution
President De. Gaulle formed fifth Republic under:
A.Rudimentary form of parliamentarian govt.
B.A hyper presidential form of government
C.A dynastic govt
D.None of these
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The deputies to the National Assembly shall be elected by:
A.Indirect suffrage
B.Direct suffrage
C.Selection
D.None of these
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Parliament of France comprises the National Assembly and the:
A.Senate
B.Prime Minister
C.President
D.None of these
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The replacement of Members of Parliament shall take place in accordance with the provisions of:
A.Article 26
B.Article 29
C.Article 28
D.Article 25
Under which article the President of the Republic has the right to grant pardon:
A.Article 17
B.Article 14
C.Article 15
D.Article 16
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The National Assembly whall _____ during the exercise of the emergency powers:
A.Not be dissolved
B.Be dissolved
C.Called off
D.None of these
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Who shall preside over the higher national defence councils and committees?
A.Senate
B.Prime Minister
C.President
D.None of these
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The life of ad hoc committees is limited to:
A.Four months
B.Six months
C.Eight months
D.None of these
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The parliamentary committees in French parliament are usually called:
A.Cells
B.Sub-chamber
C.Commissions
D.None of these
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