Although The House of Lords is no longer the powerful 'entity' it used to be - it still has the power to veto any bills put before it. NO bill can be enacted into law without (a) the approval of the House of Lords and (b) the assent of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The Lords still debate all bills put before them, and can (and do) send bills back to the House of Commons for amending. However - bills are rarely returned for amendment - and it's also extremely rare for Her Majesty to refuse the assent of bills sent for signature into law.
The Parliament of the United Kingdom. Commonly called the Houses of Parliament in the UK.
The House of Commons and the House of Lords
The House of Commons and the House of Lords.
parliament house is not as big as the white house. it is a little bit smaller
Parliament of the United Kingdom is a bicameral government, two government houses, House of Lords, and the House of Common, British Parliament is supremacy in the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland.
The house of lords are not elected while the house of commons are elected.
The House of Lords
The House of Commons and the House of Lords
There is no such thing as the "English parliament" The Lower House of the United Kingdom Parliament is called the House of Commons.
houses of parliament either the house of lords or the house of commons
The Parliament of the United Kingdom consists of an Upper and Lower House. They are The House of Lords (Upper) and The House of Commons (Lower).
It's real name is the Palace of Westminster. It is used to house the parliament of the United Kingdom - the House of Commons and the House of Lords, which make UK laws.