The president has the power to dissolve Parliament and call new elections.

He made frequent use of his right to dissolve Parliament.

He then dissolved parliament and called a general election for that October.

Three days later he dissolved Parliament, calling for general elections.

What is the constitutional importance of the power to dissolve Parliament?

At any time the Sovereign could dissolve parliament and call a general election.

In response, he dissolved parliament and called new elections for December 12.

It seems clear that he has no legal right to dissolve parliament without its consent.

His power to dissolve Parliament also makes him a pivotal figure in any political crisis.

If a nominee is rejected three times, the president can dissolve Parliament.