Multiple choice

What is law-making authority of the government called?

  1. Legislature

  2. Executive

  3. Judiciary

  4. None of these
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Explanation

The legislature is the branch of government responsible for making laws. In parliamentary systems, this includes the parliament and legislative assemblies. The executive implements laws and the judiciary interprets them - they don't make laws.

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