National Assembly

The National Assembly is a legislative body in many countries responsible for making laws, representing the public, and overseeing the government. It typically consists of elected representatives who debate and vote on proposed legislation. The assembly may be unicameral (one chamber) or bicameral (two chambers). Its main functions include debating laws, approving budgets, and ensuring government accountability. The specific powers and structure of the National Assembly can vary by country, but it plays a crucial role in the democratic process by reflecting the will of the people and shaping national policy.