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How does parliamentary debate improve law-making?

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Correct answer: Views of different sides and weaknesses come forward

Direct answer: A is correct. Parliamentary debate allows members to examine a proposed law, called a bill, from different viewpoints. Members may support it, oppose it, ask questions, suggest changes, or point out possible effects on citizens. This discussion makes decision-making more thoughtful instead of allowing a proposal to pass without examination. Parliament also represents different regions, communities, and political opinions, so debate can bring public concerns into the law-making process. B is wrong because debate requires members to study and discuss a bill; laws are not supposed to pass without reading. C is wrong because representatives express public concerns in the House, so debate gives citizens an indirect voice rather than ending it. D is wrong because Parliament is a constitutional public institution, not a private organisation. Memory cue: debate means “examine before deciding”—different views help identify weaknesses and improve a law.

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