The Parliament

The Parliament is the main legislative body in a country, responsible for making, amending, and passing laws. It typically consists of elected representatives who serve in a legislative chamber, such as a parliament or congress. Parliament debates important issues, checks the government’s work, and represents the interests of citizens. It often includes two parts, like the House of Commons and the House of Lords in the UK, or the House of Representatives and the Senate in the US. Overall, it ensures government decisions align with laws and public needs, playing a vital role in democracy.