- In
modern politics and history, a
parliament is a
legislative body of government. Generally, a
modern parliament has
three functions:
representing the...
- The
Parliament of
Canada (French:
Parlement du Canada) is the
federal legislature of Canada. The Crown,
along with two chambers: the
Senate and the House...
- A
member of
parliament (MP) is the
representative in
parliament of the
people who live in
their electoral district.
Members of
parliament typically form...
- The
Parliament of the
United Kingdom of
Great Britain and
Northern Ireland is the
supreme legislative body of the
United Kingdom, and may also legislate...
-
Westminster system, the
Parliament is made up of
Members of
Parliament (MPs) who are elected, as well as Non-Constituency
Members of
Parliament (NCMPs) and Nominated...
-
Canada (French:
Chambre des
communes du Canada) is the
lower house of the
Parliament of Canada.
Together with the
Crown and the
Senate of Canada, they comprise...
- The
European Parliament (EP) is one of the two
legislative bodies of the
European Union and one of its
seven institutions.
Together with the
Council of...
- A Non-constituency
Member of
Parliament (NCMP) is a
member of an
opposition political party in
Singapore who,
according to the
Constitution and Parliamentary...
- A
member of
Parliament (post-nominal letters: MP; French: député, [depyte]) is an
elected politician in the
House of
Commons of Canada, the
lower house...
- government,
minority cabinet,
minority administration, or a
minority parliament is a
government and
cabinet formed in a
parliamentary system when a political...
