Parliament

Parliament is a key part of the government in many countries, especially those with a democratic system. It consists of elected representatives who make laws, debate important issues, and oversee the government’s work. Typically, Parliament is divided into two houses: the lower house, which represents the general population, and the upper house, which may represent different interests or regions. Members of Parliament (MPs) discuss and vote on proposed laws, scrutinize government actions, and represent the views of their constituents, ensuring accountability and democracy in the political process.