The House of Commons is one of the two houses of the Parliament of the United Kingdom, responsible for making and passing laws. Members of the House of Commons, known as Members of Parliament (MPs), are elected by the public during general elections. The House plays a crucial role in representing the interests of citizens and scrutinizing the government's actions. Debates and discussions in the House of Commons are held in a chamber located in the Palace of Westminster. The Speaker of the House oversees these proceedings, ensuring that debates are conducted fairly and orderly. The House of Commons also has the power to approve government spending and taxation.