- Factors like large majority, party cohesion, electoral mandate, and popularity affect the balance of power between the prime minister and the cabinet
- A strong majority in the House of Commons gives the prime minister more freedom and authority, while a divided party weakens their position
- The prime minister's first term and public mandate from elections also impact their authority and ability to implement policies
- A popular prime minister can maintain authority and loyalty from MPs, while a decline in popularity can lead to rebellion and loss of support
- These factors play a significant role in determining the balance of power and influence between the prime minister and the cabinet in the government
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