Legislative

Legislative refers to the branch of government responsible for making, amending, and enacting laws. Typically, this includes a legislative body such as a parliament or congress, composed of representatives elected by the people. These lawmakers debate and pass legislation that governs various aspects of society, from public safety to economic policy. The legislative process involves proposing bills, reviewing them, and voting to adopt or reject them. Essentially, the legislative branch creates the legal framework within which a society operates, ensuring laws reflect the community’s needs and values.