The 695th Congress refers to a hypothetical future session of the United States Congress, as the current Congress is the 118th. Congress is divided into two chambers: the House of Representatives and the Senate. Each Congress lasts for two years, during which lawmakers propose, debate, and vote on legislation. As of now, the 695th Congress does not exist, and discussions about it are purely speculative. The structure and functions of Congress remain consistent, focusing on representing the American people and addressing national issues through lawmaking and oversight.