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==Roles of a Prime Minister==

==Roles of a Prime Minister==

The prime minister has appointive powers and is responsible for the government's legislative program, budget, and other policies. His term of office lasts until the next scheduled election or until he loses legislative support by losing a vote in parliament. In [[France]] and [[Russia]], which have semipresidential systems with both a president and a prime minister, the [[president]] wields greater power but the prime minister controls the domestic legislative agenda.

The prime minister has appointive powers and is responsible for the government's legislative program, budget, and other policies. His or her term of office lasts until the next scheduled election or until he or she loses legislative support by losing a vote in parliament. In [[France]] and [[Russia]], which have semipresidential systems with both a president and a prime minister, the [[president]] wields greater power but the prime minister controls the domestic legislative agenda.

==See also==

==See also==