Chamber of Representatives

The Chamber of Representatives is the lower house of a nation's legislative body, responsible for creating and passing laws. It typically represents the people directly, with members elected based on population size. The chamber works alongside the upper house (often called the Senate) to review and approve legislation. Its functions include debating bills, representing constituents' interests, and overseeing government actions. The structure and powers of the Chamber of Representatives vary between countries, but its primary role is to ensure that the populace's voice helps shape national policy and lawmaking.