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Q » What is the upper house of parliament called?
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A » The upper house of a parliament is often referred to as the Senate or House of Lords, depending on the country's governmental structure. It typically serves as a revising chamber, providing checks and balances on legislation passed by the lower house. Members may be appointed, elected, or hold their positions by virtue of heritage, with the specific structure varying between countries. Examples include the United States Senate and the United Kingdom's House of Lords.
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