Interpellation

Interpellation is a formal process in a parliamentary system where members of the legislature ask questions or seek information from the government or its officials. It's a way for legislators to hold the government accountable, scrutinize policies, and address public concerns. Typically, interpellations are scheduled in advance and may require the government official to respond publicly or in writing. This process promotes transparency, ensures government activity remains under oversight, and allows elected representatives to voice inquiries on matters of national importance.