Political Science, asked by player83, 9 months ago

what is the difference between legislature and Parliament​

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Answered by priya328872
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Legislature is the entire law making body that formulates laws for the country. Legislature includes not only parliament at central level but also states legislatures at provincial level. Hence, parliament is a part of legislature.

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