Federal Parliament of Belgium

The Federal Parliament of Belgium is the country's main legislative body, responsible for making and passing laws. It consists of two chambers: the Chamber of Representatives, with 150 members directly elected by citizens, and the Senate, which acts more as a review body and includes members appointed through regional parliaments. The Parliament debates issues, drafts legislation, and approves government policies. Its structure reflects Belgium’s complex federal system, balancing national and regional interests, and promoting cooperation among its diverse linguistic and cultural communities.