A Leaders are able to exercise their power unchecked.
Explanation:
- A limited monarchy is a state where, in addition to the monarch, there are other state organs that are not subordinate to it, and state power is divided between higher state organs, the power of the monarch is limited by a special act (constitution) or tradition. Limited monarchies can be divided into:
- Class-representative monarchy is a monarchy in which the power of the monarch is limited on the basis of the tradition of forming the criteria for belonging to a particular class (the Russian Parliament, Cortes in Spain) and as a rule plays an advisory role. At present, this form of monarchy is not in power anywhere in the world.
- Constitutional monarchy is a monarchy in which the power of the monarch is restricted by a special act (constitution), where there is a higher organ of state power, formed through the election of people's representatives (assembly). The constitutional monarchy can be divided into:
- A dualist monarchy is a state in which the monarch has full executive power and has both legislative and judicial powers. The representative body exists in such a state and performs legislative functions, but the monarch can veto the enacted acts and at his discretion may dissolve the representative body (Jordan, Morocco).
- A parliamentary monarchy is a state where the monarch is only part of the rest of the tradition and he has no jurisdiction. The political system in such monarchies is based on the principle of separation of powers (United Kingdom, Japan, Denmark).
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