Swedish Parliament

The Swedish Parliament, known as the Riksdag, is the national legislative body of Sweden. It consists of 349 members elected by the public every four years. The Riksdag is responsible for making laws, deciding on the national budget, and overseeing the government. It has the authority to initiate legislation and scrutinize the executive branch's actions. The parliament operates on a system of proportional representation, ensuring that various political parties gain seats based on their share of the votes. The Riksdag plays a crucial role in shaping Sweden’s policies and governance.