What is the highest legislative body in the United Kingdom?
Q: What is the highest legislative body in the United Kingdom?
A: The Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is the highest legislative body in the United Kingdom and British overseas territories.
Q: Who is at the head of Parliament?
A: The monarch, King Charles III, is at the head of Parliament.
Q: How are members of parliament chosen?
A: Members of parliament in the lower house are chosen by British people through elections.
Q: When did development of Parliament start?
A: Development of Parliament started with councils of bishops and earls that advised kings and queens during the Middle Ages.
Q: When was the first Parliament of the United Kingdom established?
A: The first Parliament of the United Kingdom came into existence in 1801, after Irish Parliament joined with Parliamentary Great Britain.
Q: What was name used for British legislature between 1801-1927?
A: Between 1801 and 1927, British legislature's name was "Parliament of The United Kingdom Of Great Britain And Ireland".
