The Structure of Indian Government

There are three different roles: 1. Legislature: Making laws 2. Executive: Implementing laws 3. Judiciary: Interpreting laws. Center, State, Local level has three roles (Legislature, Executive & Judiciary), the structure would be as follows. Central Government Legislature: Parliament: Contains MP's Executive : Prime Minister and his council of ministers Judiciary : supreme Court State Government Legislature: Vidhan Sabha(Legislative Assembly) : Consisting of MLA's Executive : Chief Minister and his council of ministers Judiciary : High Court Local Government Legislature: Municipal Council consisting of Councilors/corporators Executive : Municipal Commissioner and his team Judiciary : District courts and Lokadalats

The Structure of Zimbabwe's Government

Zimbabwe is a Semi-Presidential Republic. In the structure of the Zimbabwean Government separate power between the executive branch, the legislative branch and the judicial branch. The composition of each of these branches differs from the composition of the American branches of government. The Executive Branch The executive branch consists of two executives, the President and the Prime Minister. The President is the head of the state and is in charge of the Cabinet. The Prime Minister, on the other hand, is head of government and oversees the Council of Ministers. There are two vice presidents and two deputy prime ministers. The Legislative Branch Legislative power is vested in both government and parliament. The Cabinet and the Council of Ministers hold legislative power along with the elected Parliament. Parliament is divided between the Senate and the House of Assembly. The Judicial Branch The Zimbabwean judicial branch functions as the American judicial branch does. It consists of a Supreme Court and local court system. A Chief Justice is appointed by the president to direct the judicial system in Zimbabwe.