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Problem 9 - Entrance Test

The challenge of 'lack of internal democracy' in political parties refers to:

A. Parties not allowing citizens to vote in elections.B. Parties not holding regular organisational meetings and internal elections.C. Parties always forming coalition governments.D. Parties not allowing opposition to speak in parliament.

Correct: B

Lack of internal democracy within political parties implies that power is concentrated in the hands of a few top leaders, and ordinary members do not have sufficient information about party decisions or opportunities to influence them. This is often due to the absence of regular organisational meetings, proper membership registers, and timely internal elections.