Danish Parliament

The Danish Parliament, known as Folketinget, is the national legislative body of Denmark. It consists of 179 members who are elected every four years. The Folketinget makes laws, approves budgets, and oversees government operations. It plays a crucial role in Danish democracy by representing the people’s interests and holding the government accountable. The parliament can propose, amend, and reject legislation, and it must approve all laws in Denmark. In addition, it has the power to question government officials and initiate investigations, ensuring transparency and accountability in governance.