Question

The Russian Federation is a presidential republic. The President is the head of state and is elected directly by the people. In fact he has mush power. The President can even dissolve the Duma if it doesn t agree with his suggestions three times running. The President has his Administration but it is not part of the Federal Government. The President is involved in the work of the legislative and executive branches. The Federal Assembly represents the legislative branch of power.It is made up of two houses:the Federation Council and the Duma which make laws. The Presiden can veto laws pased by the Federal Assembly but the Federal Assembly can pass over the Presidents veto by a two-thirds majority. The Federal Government represents the executive branch of power. The President appoints its head the Chairman of the Government but the Duma nust approve his appointment. The Supreme Court represents the judicial branch of power. The Constitutional Court has the ringht to declare actions of the President the Federal Assembly and the Federal Government unconstitutional И задать по этому тексту 5 вопросов.

Answer 1

Is the Russian Federation a presidential republic?The President is involved in the work of the legislative and executive branches, isn't he?What does the Federal Assembly represent? What represents the executive branch of power? The President has much power or little?

Answer 2

1. Who is the head of state in the Russian Federation? 2. What powers does the President have in relation to the Duma? 3. How is the legislative branch of power represented in the Russian Federation? 4. How can the President's veto on laws be overridden? 5. What is the role of the Supreme Court and the Constitutional Court in the Russian Federation?