Conflicts between the executive and legislative branches of a preliminary government are unlikely to occur because the roles and powers of each branch are usually clearly defined in the constitution or governing document of the country. Additionally, in a preliminary government, there is often a shared goal of establishing and stabilizing democratic institutions, which can lead to cooperation and collaboration between the branches. Moreover, the limited duration of a preliminary government and the need to establish a stable political system quickly may also motivate the branches to work together towards common goals rather than engage in conflict.
