The Role of Parliament in Law-Making
Exploring the functions of Members of Parliament in scrutinizing, amending, and passing bills.
Key Questions
- Explain the specific responsibilities of Members of Parliament in the legislative process.
- Analyze how parliamentary committees contribute to effective law-making.
- Justify the importance of thorough scrutiny of bills before they become law.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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