Why do we need a Parliament? • Legislature is not merely a law making body. • Lawmaking is but one of the functions of the legislature. • It is the centre of all democratic political process. • It is packed with action; walkouts, protests, demonstration, unanimity, concern and co-operation. • Indeed, a genuine democracy is inconceivable without a representative, efficient and effective legislature. • The legislature also helps people in holding the representatives accountable ... Why do we need a parliament? In all democracies, an a ssembly of elected representatives exercises supreme political authority on behalf of the people. In India, such a national assembly of elected representatives is called Parliament. At the state level, this is called Legislature or Legislative assembly. A Parliament is essential because it holds the ultimate authority for legislation in a nation, enhancing government decision-making quality and providing a democratic means to address differences and conflicts. Why Do We Need a Parliament? The Parliament is essential in Bharat's democratic system for the following reasons: 1. Representation of the People Parliament is the body of elected representatives who voice the concerns and interests of the people. 2. Law-Making Authority It is the supreme law-making body that enacts laws on subjects listed in the Constitution. At the central level, Parliament makes laws on subjects of national importance such as defence, finance, foreign affairs, and trade ...
