The same remark applies to the Executive of the German Empire.

In Switzerland the Ministry, or Council of State, is indeed appointed, but is not removable by the Federal Assembly or Parliament.

Arguments certainly might be suggested in favour of creating for Ireland an Executive whose tenure of office might be independent of the will of the Irish Parliament.
Ireland, in short, like many other countries, might gain by the possession of a non-parliamentary Executive.

See as to the distinction between a parliamentary and a non-parliamentary Executive, _Law of the Constitution_ (7th ed.), App.p.

480.
[58] See Bill, clause 14.
[59] This would apparently approve itself to Dr.Nulty, Roman Catholic Bishop of Meath.