study about political institution and functions of political institution

1. Name: Fatima Nadim
Department: Political science
Presentation Topic: Function of
political institution

2. The Term Political institution;
POLITICAL
POLITICS
Activities that are
associated with
government
INSTITUTION
Any organization that
performs some
functions
POLITICAL INSTITUTION
A government
organization that
performs some
function
GOVERNMENT
• LEGISLATURE( LAW MAKING)
• EXECUTIVE( LAW IMPLEMENTING)
• JUDICIARY( RESOLVES THE DISPUTE)

3. INTRODUCTION:
What is political institution?
 Political institutions are organizations which;
• Create law
• Enforce law
• Mediate conflict
• Make governmental policy
• Make economic policy
• Provide representation for the population

4. For Example;
 National Assembly
 legal courts
 Provincial Assembly
 Political parties
 Trade union

5. Political institutions are the soul of population, it
works for the well being of its citizen. It resolves
all the disputes that come across. It try it’s best to
make finest policies for its government, trade and
establish a satisfying social system by means of
which a state develops.
EXPLAINATION;

7.  WELFARE WORK;
Their function is to provide each and every individual with the facility of education,
health, transportation and communication.
 PROTECTION AGAINST DANGER;
In case of either foreign or internal aggression the state is to provide safety to the
individual.
 SOCIAL CONTROL;
To bring control over the individuals through law and punish the violators.
 MAKING LAW AND IMPLEMENTING LAW
These institution creates law for their citizen and then make sure they do follow the
law.
Functions Of Political Institution;

8.  DICISION OF CONFLICT;
Courts. Jails and other means are provided by the state to decide the
conflicting situation, so this is the responsibility of a political institution
to make laws and settle out the conflict.
 REPRESENTS THE POPULATION:
The purpose of Political institution is also to represent its population
on either international level, national level or on provincial level.