Plenary debate

A plenary debate is a formal discussion held in a legislative or decision-making body where all members gather to speak on a specific issue. It allows representatives or lawmakers to present their views, ask questions, and argue their positions publicly. This debate process helps members understand different perspectives, influences decision-making, and ensures transparency. After the debate, members may vote to decide on the proposed action, law, or policy. In essence, a plenary debate is a structured, inclusive forum for discussing important topics before final decisions are made.