Title: What Type Of Government Does Bosnia And Herzegovina Have? - WorldAtlas
Headings: What Type Of Government Does Bosnia And Herzegovina Have?
What Type Of Government Does Bosnia And Herzegovina Have?
The Presidency Of Bosnia And Herzegovina
The Executive Branch Of The Government Of Bosnia And Herzegovina
The Legislative Branch Of The Government Of Bosnia And Herzegovina
The Judicial Branch Of The Government Of Bosnia And Herzegovina

Content: The council has a responsibility of implementing policy and decisions of Bosnia and Herzegovina such as foreign, foreign trade, monetary and customs policy, immigration and refugee regulation, criminal law enforcement both international and inter-entity relations and coordination of inter-entity transportation. The council of ministers has several standing bodies including the general secretariat, the economic directorate, the internal politics Directorate, the bureau for legal matters, and the Directorate for European integration of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Legislative Branch Of The Government Of Bosnia And Herzegovina
Bosnia and Herzegovina has a bicameral parliamentary system represented by the Parliamentary Assembly of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Assembly has two chambers, the House of Peoples and the National House of Representatives. The House of Peoples is the upper chamber consisting of 15 members represented proportionally of five Serbs, five Bosniaks, and five Croats and the members serve for a two-year term. The House of Representatives has 42 members proportionally represented between Croats, Serbs, and Bosniaks. The members serve four-year terms. The legislature enacts legislation, approves the budget, and ratifies treaties and agreements. The Judicial Branch Of The Government Of Bosnia And Herzegovina
The judiciary is the legal body of the government that exists independently from the executive and the legislature. Bosnia and Herzegovina exist under a civil law system.