Parliamentary Oversight refers to the process by which a country's parliament monitors and evaluates the actions of the government. This oversight ensures that government officials and agencies are held accountable for their decisions and actions, promoting transparency and good governance. It often involves reviewing budgets, policies, and the implementation of laws. Through various mechanisms, such as hearings, reports, and inquiries, parliamentarians can question government officials and demand explanations for their actions. This process helps to prevent misuse of power and ensures that the government acts in the best interest of the public, fostering trust in democratic institutions.