\paperw3360 \margr0\margl0\ATXph11340 \plain \fs20 \f1 \fs22 The British Parliament comprises two Houses, called the Lords and the Commons. The Commons is made up of elected Memb
ers of Parliament (MPs) of different political parties. The party with the most MPs forms the Government, and its leader becomes the Prime Minister. MPs from other parties make up the Opposition. The House of Lords is made up of Peers of the Realm, many
of whom inherit their titles. All legislation is first formulated in the Commons, then debated in both Houses before becoming Law. Although debate in the Commons can become quite heated, it is impartially chaired by an MP designated as Speaker.\par
