What is the main duty of the legislative branch of the government?

Answer 1

Laws and Budget.

The checks and balances, obviously, helps balance it out.

President can Veto laws at anytime.

Added: The President can NOT veto laws at ANY time. He may only veto them when the bill is sent to his desk for signature into law. If he chooses NOT to sign the bill (thereby vetoing it) it is sent back to the Congress where, if they choose to do so, the Presidents veto can be over-ridden by a 2/3 majority vote.

Answer 2

The main role of a legislative branch of any government is to propose bills that the proponents of doing so hope will become law. In the United States, Congress is the source of bills, meaning legislative proposals that they wish to become laws.

Answer 3

To avoid the risk of Dictatorship or tyranny,the group divided the new goverment into three parts,or branches:The executive branch and the judicial branch the legislative branch headed by congress which includes the house of representatives and the senate the main task of theses two bodies is to make laws.Its powers includes passing bills originating spending house impeaching officials senate and approving treaties.

Answer 4

The Legislative Branch is made up of the Senate and the House of Representatives. Their main job is to make laws.