Assemblee Nationale

The Assemblée Nationale is the lower house of France's Parliament, responsible for making and passing laws. It consists of elected representatives called deputies, who represent various regions of France. The assembly debates proposals, scrutinizes government actions, and votes on legislation. Its decisions shape national policies on topics like economy, education, and healthcare. The Assemblée Nationale works alongside the Senate, the upper house, to ensure comprehensive legislative review. Overall, it plays a central role in France’s democratic process by representing citizens and shaping the country's laws and policies.