House of Representatives (Belgium)

The House of Representatives in Belgium is the lower chamber of the federal parliament, responsible for making and passing laws. Composed of 150 members elected by Belgian citizens through proportional representation, its members represent various political parties and regions. The House debates legislation, oversees the government, and approves the national budget. It works alongside the Senate, which acts as a reviewing chamber. The House plays a crucial role in ensuring that diverse regional and linguistic interests are included in national policymaking, reflecting Belgium’s complex federal structure and commitment to representative democracy.