Parlamentului

Parlamentului is the Romanian word for Parliament. It refers to the national legislature of Romania, a unicameral body responsible for lawmaking and governmental oversight. The Parliament of Romania is composed of two chambers: the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate. Members of both chambers are elected by popular vote for a term of four years.

The primary functions of the Parliament include legislating, scrutinizing the actions of the government, approving the state budget, and ratifying international treaties. The Chamber of Deputies, with a larger number of members, and the Senate, with a smaller number, work together to debate and pass laws. Legislation must be approved by both chambers before it can be promulgated by the President of Romania.

The Parliament plays a crucial role in Romania's democratic system, serving as the voice of the people and a check on executive power. Its sessions are generally public, fostering transparency in the legislative process. The Parliament is located in Bucharest, the capital city of Romania. The specific number of seats in each chamber can vary based on electoral laws.