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Any legislative changes will require parliamentary approval, which is why it is so important for the new prime minister to command a majority in parliament committed to the task of taking the UK out of the EU.
Events have conspired to rob him of the traditional financial inducements that Thai prime ministers use to command a parliamentary majority.
The UK is a parliamentary democracy, not a plebiscitary one; the prime minister has to command a majority in the House of Commons.
During their long tenures, the prime minister became the preeminent cabinet member, supervising and coordinating the work of every government department; other cabinet members were required to subscribe to the government's official policy; and the prime minister was required to command a majority in the House of Commons all characteristics shared by modern prime ministers.
The opposition will hope to show, when parliament reconvenes on January 20th, that the new prime minister is unable to command even a simple majority.
To continue in office, the prime minister would need to "command the confidence of parliament," which means that more MPs would need to support a Conservative-led government than be against one.
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The president may, however, refuse to dissolve the Oireachtas on the advice of a prime minister who has ceased to command a majority in the Dáil Éireann (House of Representatives).
A divided Parliament voted recently against leaving the E.U. without an exit agreement — a "hard" Brexit — even though the prime minister has been unable to command a majority for any such exit agreement.
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