Parliamentary Politics

Parliamentary politics is a system where elected representatives discuss and decide on laws and policies. The government is formed by the political party (or coalition) with the most seats in Parliament. The leader of that party becomes the Prime Minister and runs the government. Members of Parliament debate proposals, scrutinize government actions, and represent their constituents’ interests. This system encourages cooperation and accountability, as elected representatives work together to shape laws that impact society. It’s a common framework in many democracies, balancing individual representation with collective decision-making.