Germany’s federal parliament, the Bundestag, serves as the nation’s primary legislative body. Here, elected representatives debate and pass national laws, approve the federal budget, and oversee the government’s actions. It directly benefits German citizens by ensuring democratic representation, while political parties and the Chancellor rely on it to form coalitions and implement policy.
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