What are the two houses of National Legislature?

Answer 1

House of Represenatives and the Senate

Answer 2

The Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain, commonly referred to as, British Parliament, is bicameral, and thus, consists of two houses.

All Bicameral legislatures or parliaments consist of two chambers or HOUSES. The British Parliament's houses consist of an upper house, The House of Lords, and a lower house, The House of Commons. The Crown or the Queen, is the third component of the legislature or parliament but not considered a separate chamber or House.

The House of Commons, are members elected by area constituencies.

The House of Lords members', most often are appointed by the Crown or Queen. There are three types of members, belonging to the House of Lords:

Life Peers (or Lords Temporal): A lifetime appointment, formally granted by the Queen on the advice and recommendation of the Prime Minister. The appointment and or title, cannot be inherited or passed on to children.

Hereditary Peers: Are members of the House of Lords, who are members by virtue of inheriting an appointment/title, which has passed down through a family member. In 1999, the right of Hereditary Peers to sit and vote, in the House of Lords was ended by the House of Lords Act. At the time the act was passed, there were 92 living Hereditary Peers; all 92 were exempted from the affect of the act, during their respective lifetime. Once the respective Peer passes away, their appointment/title will end, and their appointment/title, will not be inherited by a successor.

Archbishops and Bishops (or Lords Spiritual): These members consist of 26 archbishops and bishops from the Church of England, and sit in the house and pass their membership onto the next most senior bishop, upon retirement. The Archbishops of Canterbury and York, traditionally then receive Life peerages, on retirement.

Answer 3

Elected by univeral suffrage in single member constituencies, members are known as 'Members of Parliament' or 'MP's'. The House of Commons is the lower house of parliament. The House of Lords are made up of appointed legislators, normally semi-retired politicians and former civil servants as well as serving bishops from the Church of England. There are also a few 'real' hereditary Lords represented. The throne is located in the Lords Chamber.

Answer 4

The British parliament is made up of two chambers, the lower house (House of Commons) and a upper house (House of Lords).

Answer 5

the house of repersentives and the Senate

Answer 6

Orange house and pink house