What are the Legislature, Executive and Judiciary?
The balance of power is intended to be regulated through the doctrine of separation of powers. The three branches of the government that are the legislature, executive, and judiciary possess different authorities and powers to regulate.
Legislature– The main objective lies in instituting the laws and regulations according to the legislature.
Executive– The executive department handles the responsibility of implementing the laws that have been instituted in the constitution.
Judiciary– It holds the responsibility of resolving conflicts and disputes. It is the protector of the Constitution and governs laws in the judiciary.