How did the Constitution that came into force in 2000 change the role of the President?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. It reduced presidential powers and strengthened the role of parliament and government
- Step 1: The reform moved Finland towards a fully parliamentary system. Step 2. Foreign policy is now led jointly by the president and the government. Answer: It reduced presidential powers and strengthened the role of parliament and government. Why not the others: The other changes did not take place.
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