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Hallituspuolue refers to a political party that is part of the government in a parliamentary system. Typically, this means the party holds seats in the legislature and its members are part of the executive branch, forming or supporting the current administration. In many countries, a single party may win an outright majority of seats, allowing it to form a government alone. More commonly, however, no single party achieves a majority, leading to coalition governments where multiple parties agree to share power and govern collectively.

The role of a hallituspuolue is to implement its policy agenda through legislation and government action. They are responsible for proposing and passing laws, managing the state budget, and overseeing various government departments and agencies. The stability of a government often depends on the cooperation and agreement among its constituent hallituspuolueet. If disagreements become too significant, it can lead to a vote of no confidence, potentially triggering a new election or the formation of a different government. The public holds hallituspuolueet accountable for their performance, and their success or failure can significantly influence future election outcomes.