One of the important attributes of the Parliamentary form of government is the concept of collective responsibility of the Council of Ministers to the Parliament. This means that the executive branch (Council of Ministers) is accountable to the legislative branch (Parliament). In a Parliamentary system, the executive is formed by members who are also part of the legislature. They are responsible for making decisions and implementing policies, but they are answerable to the Parliament for their actions. This promotes transparency and accountability in the government, as the executive is held accountable for their decisions and can be questioned or criticized by the members of Parliament. It also ensures that the executive remains responsive to the needs and concerns of the people.