Concept:In a cabinet system, the executive’s survival depends on majority support in the legislature, which can make the government’s tenure unstable.
Explanation:The cabinet (parliamentary) system lacks a fixed term for the executive.
The government remains in office only as long as it enjoys the confidence of the legislature.
If the ruling party loses its majority or a coalition breaks down, the government can fall at any time.
This creates frequent changes in government, making tenure unstable.
This instability is a major low point of the cabinet system compared to a presidential system with fixed terms.
Answer:B. tenure of government is always not stable