National Assembly of France

The National Assembly of France is one of the two houses of the French Parliament, responsible for making laws and representing the people. It consists of deputies elected by citizens for five-year terms. The Assembly discusses and votes on legislation, examines government policies, and holds the government accountable. It plays a crucial role in shaping France's laws and policies. The Assembly's counterpart is the Senate, which represents different territorial interests. Together, they ensure a balance of power in the French political system, especially since the Assembly has a significant influence on legislation and governance.