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Also known as parlamentary legislature
審議・議決を経て法律を制定する集会・会議
A parliament is a legislative body where elected representatives meet to debate and make laws for their country or region. Different parliaments are organized in different ways—some use facing benches that encourage debate between opposing sides, while others use semicircular seating arrangements—but they all serve as the primary place where a nation's representatives conduct government business.
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議会(ぎかい、英: Parliament)とは、貴族や選挙により選出された議員などで構成され、立法などを受け持つ機関のことである。中央議会においては、有権者の代表、法律の制定(立法)、政府の監視(行政監督権)の三つの機能を持つ。
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