That separation exists in Sweden as well. The parliament makes the laws while the government is the executive branch. But yeah, slightly different as its our p

That separation exists in Sweden as well. The parliament makes the laws while the government is the executive branch. But yeah, slightly different as its our prime minister who sets up the government, the parliament who picks the prime minister and the people who elects the parliament – through proportional representation. The ban on ministerial rule is an additional separation on top of the one you mention – a separation within the executive branch, that even further avoids opportunities for eg. corruption. (And confuses foreign leaders who are unfamiliar with it)