Parliamentary Assembly

The Parliamentary Assembly is a deliberative body made up of elected or appointed representatives from various countries within an organization, such as the Council of Europe. Its primary role is to discuss, analyze, and recommend policies on political, social, and legal issues affecting member states. The Assembly provides a platform for inter-parliamentary dialogue, fosters cooperation, and promotes democratic standards. While it does not have the power to enforce laws, its resolutions and opinions influence national policies and can lead to reforms. Essentially, it serves as a forum for international parliamentary cooperation and oversight.