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We can all be watchmen
The amount of political parties doesn't mean there's any actual checks and balances, having a direct effect on the system does
The discussion is about checks and balances. So what kind of checks and balances would be there?
A more direct democracy would do wonders, but we could start off with "the watchmen should know and follow the law"
Yeah, but the question is on who verifies that they follow the law.
Transparency of their operation and some kind of term limit