parlement

A parliament is a formal assembly of representatives who make, amend, and pass laws for a country or region. It serves as a central institution of a government’s legislative branch, where elected members debate policies, scrutinize government actions, and represent the interests of citizens. Parliaments vary in structure and power depending on the country, but their primary role is to ensure that laws are created transparently and democratically. They also often oversee the executive branch, approve budgets, and serve as a forum for public discussion on key national issues.