Parliament of Bhutan

The Parliament of Bhutan is the country’s highest law-making body or legislature. The Parliament, through elected and appointed representatives, passes laws, scrutinizes the work of government and deliberates and decides on issues of national concern.
Parliament of Bhutan

The Parliament of Bhutan is the country’s highest law-making body or legislature. The Parliament, through elected and appointed representatives, passes laws, scrutinizes the work of government and deliberates and decides on issues of national concern.
Parliament of Bhutan

The Parliament of Bhutan is the country’s highest law-making body or legislature. The Parliament, through elected and appointed representatives, passes laws, scrutinizes the work of government and deliberates and decides on issues of national concern.

Druk Gyalpo

The Druk Gyalpo, together with the two chambers, make up the Parliament of Bhutan.

National Council of Bhutan

The National Council is the second chamber of Bhutan’s bi cameral legislature. Its main task is to monitor and review the functions of the government and to render advice to the Druk Gyalpo, the Prime Minister and the National Assembly on matters of national importance.

25

Members

5

year term

National Assembly of Bhutan

The National Assembly is the main legislative body of Bhutan’s Parliament. Its main functions are to ensure that the government safeguards the interest of the nation and fulfils the aspirations of the people through public review of policies, bills, and approving the annual national budget

47

Members

5

year term

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