While institutional control is necessary to prevent corruption, excessive supervision can render an entire administration dysfunctional. Finding the optimal boundary between functional autonomy and strict oversight remains a central challenge of modern governance.

In this episode, we dive into the dual concepts of accountability and control within the state machinery. We trace how the legislature and judiciary enforce constitutional boundaries on administrators, ensuring that public actions remain legal, ethical, and within their designated geographic and statutory jurisdictions.

• The three organs of government must maintain a continuous equilibrium of mutual restraint to safeguard democratic stability.
• If the opposition believes the ruling government has lost its majority, they can table a No-Confidence Motion requiring t ...