Legislative Assembly of the Italian Republic

The Legislative Assembly of the Italian Republic is a key component of Italy’s parliamentary system, responsible for making national laws. It consists of two chambers: the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate of the Republic. Members are elected by Italian citizens to represent their interests. The Assembly debates, amends, and votes on proposed laws, ensuring diverse viewpoints are considered. It also plays a role in approving the government’s policies and overseeing its actions. Essentially, it serves as Italy’s primary law-making body, providing democratic representation and legislative authority at the national level.