The People's Congress

The People’s Congress is a form of government where elected representatives serve as decision-makers on behalf of the population. It functions as a legislative body that creates, amends, and enforces laws, ensures government accountability, and represents citizens' interests. In systems like China, it is considered the highest state authority, with members elected from various regions and sectors. The Congress operates within a framework that emphasizes collective leadership and often works alongside other government organs to shape national policies and oversee their implementation, making it central to governance and law-making in such systems.