What type of government does Basque county have?

Basque Country has a devolved autonomous community government within Spain. The Basque Autonomous Community was established in 1979 under the Spanish Constitution of 1978, which granted autonomy to the Basque Country and other regions of Spain. The Basque Country is governed by the Basque Parliament, a unicameral legislative body elected by universal suffrage, and the Lehendakari, the head of government. The Lehendakari is elected by the Basque Parliament and is responsible for appointing the members of the Basque Government, the executive body of the autonomous community. The Basque Country also has its own police force, the Ertzaintza, and its own public broadcaster, EiTB.