A minority government, in a parliamentary democracy, is one in which the governing party has fewer seats than the parties of the opposition. In the opposite situation, a majority government, the government is virtually certain to win any vote put to the legislature. It can thus be said to have the full confidence of parliament. A minority government is part of a hung parliament and can be subject to a vote of no confidence, which would bring down the governing party and force an election. A minority cannot occur in a two party system, but as the number of parties in the legislature increases, so does the chance of a minority. ma national le ntena hobane reading culture ha se ntho eo lenang le eona lentse lere nyoe!nyoe!nyoe!Mosisili nyoe!ha le bale hase hore minority gvnmnt e ne tlameha ho hla molaong oa motheo,uena common sense e o fang!if haesale Lesohto le busoa ka majority gvnment ha ho boleloe hore the opposite of that ha se ntho e teng empa ele hore it has some limitations.hlaphoheloang hleng b rational lipolotiki hase papali.