Therefore, it is only right for the government to serve the interest of the people. We, as the boss, have the right to criticize the government. Each government is appointed for a five-year term. The office of government is vacated when the five-year term expires or when the parliament is dissoloved by royal decree on the advice of the current government. Election is the time for the people, as the boss, to vet the candidates and appoint the new management for the country.
All voters are shareholders with voting rights.
Voters are absolutely free to decide whether they want to retain the current management, or to appoint a new one. 3 Candidates cannot threaten their Bosses During the election, all political parties and candidates are the candidates for the up-coming government. They should not resort to tactics to threaten voters. For example, if the government only allocates fund to develop the constituencies won by the ruling party, it is as ridiculous as the management giving dividends only to an elite section of shareholders. Since popular votes are appointment letters for the next five years, those parties and politicians who win in election actually owe the people a favour for granting the mandate to realize their plans.