While a Parliamentary government may be used under a unitary, federal, or confederal system, it primarily differs from governments in which the executive and legislative branches are separate by virtue

While a Parliamentary government may be used under a unitary, federal, or confederal system, it primarily differs from governments in which the executive and legislative branches are separate by virtue of which of the following selections?

Select one:
A. the Prime Minister is not part of the legislature
B. the President does not need to be elected
C. the executive branch derives its power from the legislative branch or Parliament
D. there is no judicial branch

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