Describe the structure ,powers and functions of the japenese diet
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The Diet consists of two Houses — the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors; each House is composed of elected Members, who represent all the people.
Each House has plenary sittings and committees. In addition, each House has a Commission on the Constitution, a Board of Oversight and Review of Specially Designated Secrets, and a Deliberative Council on Political Ethics.
The Diet as a whole also has the Judge Indictment Committee to institute removal proceedings against judges and the Judge Impeachment Court to try those judges.
Each House has plenary sittings and committees. In addition, each House has a Commission on the Constitution, a Board of Oversight and Review of Specially Designated Secrets, and a Deliberative Council on Political Ethics.
The Diet as a whole also has the Judge Indictment Committee to institute removal proceedings against judges and the Judge Impeachment Court to try those judges.
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The structure, powers and functions of the Japanese die are as follows:
The National Diet is Japan's bicameral parliament which governs the country
Structure
- It is formed by a lower house called the House of Representatives and an upper house called the House of Councilors
- There are 710 seats in total out of which 245 are in the House of Councillors and 465 in the House of Representatives
Function
- The Diet passes legislation and elects the Prime Minister of Japan.
Power
- It is the sole law-making institution in the country as per article 41 of the Constitution
- The government can be dissolved by The Diet through a vote of no confidence
- Among the two houses, the House of representatives is more powerful than the other
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