Parliament's Bill Session

Parliament is the supreme body of elected representatives. In a multiparty democracy, the people choose their representatives through periodic elections, the main yardstick of a democratic setup. Fair, free and peaceful polls ensure the entry of genuine deputies into the parliament where the people’s problems, issues and concerns are well-discussed for their solution. Parliament constitutes one of the three organs of the state. It runs as per the principle of separation of power. Amending and enacting the laws form its main task. Laws are framed based on the need of time and urgency. Emerging social challenges can be dealt with by enacting appropriate Acts and regulations. Many development works hit a snag and invite conflict in the absence of laws required to address them.