📓 Chapter 5: The UK Government, the Law and Your Role
5.2.1 The House of Commons
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The House of Commons is the more important of the two chambers of Parliament. It is made up of 650 Members of Parliament (MPs), each elected to represent a constituency. The political party with the most MPs usually forms the government. The House of Commons is responsible for examining and approving new laws and taxes. MPs debate issues and question government ministers.
Key Facts
- House of Commons — 650 MPs, each represents a constituency
- Party with most MPs forms government
- Examines and approves laws and taxes
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