Executive Powers

Executive powers refer to the authority and responsibilities carried by the head of a government, such as a president or prime minister. These powers include implementing laws, managing government agencies, enforcing policies, and making key decisions related to national security, foreign relations, and administration. Essentially, the executive branch executes and enforces the laws created by the legislative branch, ensuring the effective functioning of the government. These powers are often balanced by other branches to prevent abuse and maintain a system of checks and balances.