The parliamentary system has historically worked better than the presidential system in terms of democratic stability, according to Linz, "because of an institutional design that can support democratic governance in countries with multiple parties and deep politics. and social divisions. Linz offers several reasons to explain why parliamentary systems generate greater democratic stability. The Prime Minister (PM) and Parliament work together on legislation to pass a bill and it is much easier. According to the Teachers' Curriculum Institute, the political party that wins the majority of seats in the legislature forms a new administration. If no party obtains a majority, several parties unite to form the party's legislative branch.