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marysya [2.9K]
2 years ago
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Pleaaaaase hel 21 points for the one who is gonna solve it plus i'm gonna follow him

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Vadim26 [7]2 years ago
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The benefits of bicameral legislature are :

  • It can provide checks and balances.
  • It can prevent potential abuses of power .
  • It can lead to gridlock that makes the passage of law difficult .
  • It protects the interests of minority groups .

The drawbacks of it are :

  • Bicameral legislature encourages duplication of functions, since they perform the same function .
  • It leads to unnecessary rivalry as to which of the two houses is superior to other .
  • Bicameral legislature waste a lot of public fund .
  • It causes a serious delay in the act of law making .

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