In a Parliamentary form of Government, the correct answer is option 2. This means that the Executive branch of government is responsible to the Legislature.

In a Parliamentary system, the Executive branch, which is usually headed by a Prime Minister, is accountable to the Legislature. This means that the Executive is answerable to the Legislature for its actions and policies. The Legislature, which is made up of elected representatives, has the power to scrutinize and question the actions of the Executive, and can hold it accountable through mechanisms such as no-confidence motions.

The other options are not accurate in describing the relationship between the branches of government in a Parliamentary system. Option 1, where the Legislature is responsible to the Judiciary, is incorrect because in a Parliamentary system, the Judiciary is a separate and independent branch of government. Option 3, where the Legislature is responsible to the Executive, is also incorrect. Option 4, where the Judiciary is responsible to the Legislature, is also incorrect.