The Prime Minister is subject to recall by the National Assembly through a no confidence vote. The President may not remove the Prime Minister, but may dissolve the National Assembly (although this is limited to once every two years). The President, Prime Minister, or Legislature may propose legislation. Legislation is subject to Presidential Veto, which may be overridden by the National Assembly by a vote of 50%+1.
Executive power is exercised through Ministerial appointment, made by the President of the Republic and authorised by the National Assembly.
Ministers are seated in the Council of Ministers, which meets to advise the President and carry out his policies.