The Model Parliament is a simulated legislative assembly that allows participants to experience the workings of a parliamentary system. It typically involves students or participants taking on the roles of Members of Parliament (MPs) to debate and discuss various issues, propose legislation, and vote on decisions. This educational exercise helps individuals understand the principles of democracy, governance, and the legislative process. In a Model Parliament, participants often represent different political parties or viewpoints, fostering discussions on current events and policy matters. The event usually includes structured sessions, such as debates and committee meetings, to mimic the real-life functions of a parliamentary system, enhancing critical thinking and public speaking skills.