what are the role of parliament
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"Parliament's role. Parliament makes laws and holds the Government to account for its policies, actions, and spending. The functions of Parliament include: forming a Government (Executive) from among its members.Feb 10, 2010"
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Parliament of India is the Supreme legislative body and consists of Rajya Sabha (council of States) and Lok Sabha (House of People).
Rajya Sabha has played a constructive and effective role in our polity. Its performance in the legislative field and in influencing the Government policies has been quite significant. Rajya Sabha has, in fact, worked in a spirit of cooperation with Lok Sabha as per the Constitutional mandate. Rajya Sabha has prevented hasty legislation and has served as dignified chamber representing the federal principle. As a federal chamber, it has worked for the unity and integrity of the nation and has reinforced the faith of the people in parliamentary democracy.
Legislative bills are discussed and passed in both the Houses and then President will give accent to make it an Act of Parliament.
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Parliament of India is the Supreme legislative body and consists of Rajya Sabha (council of States) and Lok Sabha (House of People).
Rajya Sabha has played a constructive and effective role in our polity. Its performance in the legislative field and in influencing the Government policies has been quite significant. Rajya Sabha has, in fact, worked in a spirit of cooperation with Lok Sabha as per the Constitutional mandate. Rajya Sabha has prevented hasty legislation and has served as dignified chamber representing the federal principle. As a federal chamber, it has worked for the unity and integrity of the nation and has reinforced the faith of the people in parliamentary democracy.
Legislative bills are discussed and passed in both the Houses and then President will give accent to make it an Act of Parliament.
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