describe the functions and the powers of a parliament in india

 

The Parliament consists of the elected representatives of the people. At the state level, it is known as the Legislative Assembly. The main functions of the Parliament are

• The Parliament not only makes laws for the country but also amends the existing laws. It can also revoke the existing laws.
• It exercises control over the Government. Ministers can take decisions as long as they enjoy the support of the Members of Parliament
• The Government needs the approval of the Parliament before using public money.
• The Members of Parliament discuss and debate various policies of the Government. They can ask questions from the ministers and seek information from them.