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Politics - Legislation & Deliberation

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assembly
assembly
[noun]

a group of elected individuals who gather regularly to make decisions and pass laws, typically as part of a legislative or governing body

Ex: The national assembly met to discuss new tax reforms proposed by the government. 
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debate
debate
[noun]

a discussion about a particular issue between two opposing sides, mainly held publicly

Ex: The candidates participated in a televised debate to present their views on economic policy. 
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summit
summit
[noun]

a formal meeting between leaders of governments or other high-ranking officials

Ex: Several world leaders attended the economic summit. 
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session
session
[noun]

a period when a parliament, court, or official body meets to conduct business

Ex: The new session of parliament began in January. 
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lobby
lobby
[noun]

an organized group that tries to influence government decisions or public policy in support of particular interests

Ex: The environmental lobby urged lawmakers to strengthen pollution controls. 
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to pass
to pass
[Verb]

to make or accept a law by voting or by decree

Ex: In 1996, Congress unanimously passed the Food Quality Protection Act. 
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passage
passage
[noun]

the formal approval of a law

Ex: The passage of the new tax law was celebrated by the government. 
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passing
passing
[noun]

the formal approval of a law, proposal, or measure, especially by voting

Ex: The passing of the law followed months of debate. 
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repeal
repeal
[noun]

the official cancellation or ending of a law or regulation

Ex: Congress voted to repeal the outdated law. 
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proposition

a proposed law or public policy measure placed on a ballot for voters to approve or reject

Ex: Voters will decide several propositions on the state ballot. 
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to prorogue

to suspend a legislative session by executive authority without dissolving the assembly

Ex: The monarch prorogued Parliament until the new session. 
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recess
recess
[noun]

a break period when lawmakers or officials temporarily stop meeting

Ex: Parliament went into recess for the summer. 
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