Executive Branch

Definition

The executive branch is responsible for implementing and enforcing laws. It includes the president or head of state, along with their administration.

Related terms

Head of State: This term refers to the highest-ranking official in a country who represents it domestically and internationally.

Bureaucracy: A system or organization composed of non-elected officials who implement policies and carry out administrative tasks within a government.

Cabinet: A group of advisors appointed by the head of state who assist in decision-making processes.