The Importance of Parliament

To make decisions without any input from the public

To provide a platform for political parties to compete for power

To limit the power of the government

To ensure fair and equal representation of citizens (correct)

To provide a platform for public debates (correct)

To control the economy

To enforce laws and regulations

To elect the head of state

To suppress the voice of the people

To ensure the dominance of a single political party

To create a system of checks and balances (correct)

To concentrate power in the hands of a few individuals

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