Which part of government creates laws?

• A. Executive Branch
• B. Civil Service
• C. Judicial Branch
• D. Legislative Branch

Answer: (D)

The legislative branch is responsible for creating laws. Its members Draft, debate, and vote on bills, representing the people. When a bill passes, it typically becomes law with the head of state’s signature or assent. The executive branch then enforces those laws, while the judicial branch interprets them and settles disputes about how they’re applied. For example, a traffic safety rule would be written and debated in the legislature, passed into law, enforced by police, and interpreted by courts if questions arise about its meaning or the details.