1994 - present National Assembly

The National Assembly (together with the National Council of Provinces) makes the laws that govern our lives. It debates all the Bills (draft laws) that Ministers bring to Parliament and can approve, reject or change them. It must also consult the public. The President and his Ministers are accountable to Parliament. The National Assembly is the place where Ministers must report on the work they do and answer questions about this work.

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