House of Representatives (Philippines)

The House of Representatives in the Philippines is the lower chamber of the country's Congress, responsible for making and passing laws. It consists of representatives elected from legislative districts across the nation, representing local communities, and sectoral groups. The House works alongside the Senate to create legislation, allocate government funds, and scrutinize the executive branch. Members serve fixed terms and advocate for their constituents' interests. Its structure ensures regional and sectoral voices influence national policy, playing a key role in shaping the country's laws and governance.