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What is the role of the Parliament in Trinidad and Tobago?
It
makes
and
changes
the
laws.
Why is the Parliament important for the citizens of Trinidad and Tobago?
It ensures everyone has
fair rules
to follow.
What are the two main parts of the Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago?
Senate
House of Representatives
What is the role of the Senate in Trinidad and Tobago's Parliament?
It offers advice and reviews
laws
.
Who makes up the House of Representatives?
Elected people representing
different
areas.
How are Senators chosen in Trinidad and Tobago's Parliament?
Senators are
appointed
based on expertise.
How are members of the House of Representatives chosen?
Members
are elected by the people.
What are the three main functions of the Parliament?
Legislative Function
: Makes laws.
Representative Function
: Represents the people.
Oversight Function
: Monitors government actions.
What does the legislative function of Parliament involve?
It makes
laws
through debate and voting.
How does the Parliament represent the people of Trinidad and Tobago?
By
addressing their needs and concerns.
What is the oversight function of the Parliament?
It monitors
government actions
for
accountability
.
If the Parliament wants to improve education, what can it do?
Make a new
law
to
allocate
more funds.
How is the Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago compared to a playground?
Makes rules for
fair play
.
Listens to users for fairness.
Monitors to ensure rules are followed.
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