حل البرلمان في الجزائر : دراسة مقارنة

Abstract EN

The dissolution of the parliament is one of the most dangerous tools that the government has towards the parliament.

It is a means of premature termination of the House of Representatives before the completion of its legal period in order to achieve many objectives, which change with the circumstances that prevail in the relationship between the executive and legislative branches.

It may be used to arbitrate the electorate in an emergency dispute between the two authorities that ends with their standing.

Besides, one may or may be used to enforce a coherent and consistent majority in support of the Government in the implementation of its program, the latter of which is difficult to materialize on the ground in the ence of a parliamentary majority providing it with legal texts.

The problem of this study is to stand on the images of the solution and its characteristics and controls on which it is based.

This study aims to shed light on the images of the parliamentary solution by addressing the obligatory and voluntary solution.

It also aimed to study the characteristics of the solution in Algeria, which is characterized by two basic features, it is a presidential solution and is located on one of the two chambers of the parliament, in addition to studying the controls of the solution by addressing the procedures.

Dissolution of one of the Houses of Parliament and the obstacles to dissolution.