British Parliamentary system

The British Parliamentary system is a form of government where elected representatives in Parliament make decisions and create laws. Parliament consists of two main houses: the House of Commons, whose members are elected by the public, and the House of Lords, whose members are appointed or inherited. The political party with the most members in the House of Commons usually forms the government, led by a Prime Minister. The system emphasizes collaboration between these branches, ensuring accountability and representation. It’s a flexible and historically rooted system that balances legislative authority, executive leadership, and public input in governing the UK.