Legislative Bodies

noun A formal gathering of representatives or delegates from different regions or groups within a nation to discuss and make decisions on matters of national importance.

• The members of the national assembly convened to discuss the new legislation.
• The national assembly is meeting today to talk about some new laws.
• The national assembly is getting together to hash out some stuff.
• The national assembly is like a puzzle, with each piece representing a different viewpoint.

noun A deliberative assembly, often the upper house or chamber of a legislature in various countries

• The senate is responsible for passing legislation in the government.
• The senate is where all the important decisions are made.
• The senate is like the big boss of the government.
• The senate acts as the gatekeeper of new laws and policies.

noun The Senedd is the devolved parliament of Wales, responsible for making laws and decisions for the country.

• The Senedd is the devolved parliament for Wales.
• Let's meet at the Senedd for a tour of the building.
• I heard there's a cool event happening at the Senedd tonight.
• The Senedd stands as a symbol of Welsh democracy and autonomy.