The legislative system refers to the framework and processes through which laws are made, debated, and enacted in a government. It includes the institutions, such as Congress in the United States, that have the authority to create legislation.
Related terms
Executive Branch: The executive branch is responsible for implementing and enforcing laws. It includes the President and their administration.
Judicial Branch: The judicial branch interprets laws and ensures that they are being applied fairly. It consists of courts at various levels.
Bicameralism: Bicameralism refers to having two separate chambers or houses within a legislative body, such as the Senate and House of Representatives in Congress.