Party government, has its benefits to the country, but also its disadvantages. The main advantage to Party government is the fact that after a general election a clear and decisive government can form. This government normally stays united and rarely splits, providing a stable government. Another advantage of party government is that the electorate know the policies that the government will be carrying out, because their election manifesto states their policies. The Doctrine of 'Manifesto and Mandate' allows the government to follow its policies without any major opposition because it says that a government has been elected and so has authority to carry out its policies. Also the fundamental disagreement of different political parties makes a government more accountable and allows the electorate to see the clear choices between one party and another. Governments are forced to justify them

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