Indicator 1.9 Representative role of members of parliament The representative role is a core function of parliament and of MPs. This indicator focuses on two key aspects of that representative role: the View result
Indicator 1.10 Relations with other branches of government This indicator concerns the constitutional separation of powers between parliament, as the legislative branch, and other branches of government View result
Indicator 1.7 Oversight Parliamentary oversight is one of the core functions of parliament. Its aims are to promote people’s freedoms and well-being, and to improve View result
Indicator 1.8 Budget Annual budget legislation, and any associated legislation related to government revenue-raising and expenditure, are among the most important pieces View result
Indicator 1.4 Parliamentary organization Parliament is a unique setting that brings together MPs with equal status who represent diverse political opinions. Organizing the work of parliament View result
Page How the Indicators are structured The Indicators for Democratic Parliaments have a four-level structure, consisting of targets, indicators, dimensions and assessment criteria. View result
Indicator 1.11 Key parliamentary powers This indicator concerns key parliamentary powers relating to security, defence and foreign affairs. Although some of these policy areas have often View result
Dimension 1.2.2 Non-accountability and inviolability This dimension concerns the legal protections that allow MPs to carry out their parliamentary duties freely and without concern about possible legal View result
Dimension 1.2.3 Incompatibility of office This dimension concerns limits on the additional offices or roles that an MP can occupy while holding parliamentary office. Known as View result
Dimension 1.2.5 Professional development This dimension concerns the professional development opportunities available to MPs to help them perform their core functions. It covers both View result