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Line 25: There are two types of parliamentary democracies: * '''Westminster system''' - Modeled after the UK system, these parliaments have debates that are adversary more often than not. The plenary sessions are more important than committees. Nations with this model ~~use~~have traditionally used first-past-the-post orfor elections, although many have since adopted forms of proportional representation. * '''Consensus system''' - Unlike the Westminster system, committees are more crucial than plenary sessions. The debates are utilized to reach a consensus. Countries with a consensus system are more likely to use proportional representation.

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