·no clear separation of governmental powers.
· head of government is usually a prime minister.
· head of state is often a king or queen.
· examples are the united kingdom, belgium, and australia.

The answer is constitutional monarchy

Explanation:

The question is based on constitutional monarchy and practising a parliamentary system of government. A constitutional monarchy is a situation whereby the king is the head of state recognized by the constitution. While the prime minister is the head of government. The prime minister in a parliamentary system of government is a member of parliament elected by his constituency to represent to represent them in the parliament. For example Britain, Belgium,Australia.

The person who assume the position of prime minister is usually the leader of the party who won the majority seat in the parliament. In this government, the executive is also an integral part of the parliament, and before anyone can become a minister under such a government such a person must have won a seat in the parliament also to represent his or her constituency in the parliament. In this system, the king or Queen is the ceremonial head of state.While the prime minister is the real head of government who oversee the day to day affairs of the government. In this system of government, the government seize to exist when a vote of no confidence is passed on such a government on the floor of the house.when this happened, the prime minister must resign and call for new election into the parliament.

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