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The legislature's role is to create laws. It also has the power to amend and revoke laws. Congress is the Legislative branch in the United States.
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∙ 14y agoThe legislature proposes, makes, and passes laws.
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What is the role of a legislature when interpreting a statute?
The Legislature doesn't interpret the statute. The Court does.
What is a uncameral legislature?
what is the role of the national executive
What is the role of a legislature?
To create new laws.
Is the role of the legislature to supervise the courts application of law not to make law itself?
The role of the legislature is to make the laws. The legislature has absolutely nothing to do with the application of or the judgment handed out in the courts. At least not in any country that has a reasonable legal system.
What are legislative roles?
The primary role of the legislature is to make laws. The legislature also is responsible for regulating commerce and coining money.
Which presidential role sets overall congressional agenda?
chief legislature
What does chief legislature mean?
A chief legislature is often known as a president. Their role is to be the executive in charge of the government and military personnel. The chief legislature is also the enforcer of the laws established by the executive branch.
What role does a legislature play in a communist political system?
Generally speaking the legislature of a communist nation is a one party communist legislature. The real political power in a communist country lies in the party's leadership people.
What are the role players in the management of public finance?
legislature public protector reserve bank the executive
What are the internal role players in the management of public finance?
legislature public protector reserve bank the executive
What has the author A T Okoosi-Simbine written?
A. T. Okoosi-Simbine has written: 'Assessing the role of the legislature in a democracy'
What is the role of the legislature in establishing the rules of evidence of the state?
The state legislature has a right to introduce bills to change the state rules of evidence. They must be approved and voted on. The states have no power to change the national rules of evidence.
