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Which of the following is a true statement about a pure parliamentary system of government?A. Legislators who accept ministerial appointments must resign their seats.B. Seats in parliament are apportioned strictly according to proportional representation.C. Governments must be formed by a coalition of several parties.D. The head of government must be a current member of the legislature.
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