Legislative chamber

A legislative chamber is a formal group of elected representatives responsible for making laws and debating policies within a government. It serves as a platform where lawmakers discuss, amend, and approve legislation that affects the country or region. Many governments have two chambers—like a House of Representatives and a Senate—to ensure balanced representation of different interests or regions. The legislative chamber plays a crucial role in shaping laws, overseeing the executive branch, and representing the voice of citizens through their elected members.