Danish National Assembly

The Danish National Assembly, known as the Folketing, is the country's parliament responsible for making laws and deciding on national policies. It consists of 179 members elected by the public every four years. The Folketing plays a key role in scrutinizing the government, debating issues, and representing the interests of Danish citizens. It also has committees that focus on specific areas like finance and welfare. The assembly's decisions can significantly influence Denmark's legislation and governance, making it a central institution in the democratic process of the country.