National Assembly (France)

The National Assembly in France is the country's primary legislative body, responsible for making laws and overseeing the government. Composed of Members of Parliament (MPs) elected by French citizens, it debates and votes on proposed legislation, approves budgets, and scrutinizes government actions. The Assembly works alongside the Senate, forming the French Parliament, with the National Assembly holding more influence in lawmaking. Its role is essential in representing the people's interests, ensuring government accountability, and shaping national policy through democratic processes.