Youth Parliament

Introduction
The Youth Parliament in schools is a simulated legislative body that allows students to engage in democratic processes and governance. It provides a platform for students to participate in debates, propose policies, and develop leadership skills.
Structure

Members: Students act as Members of Parliament (MPs), representing various roles such as the Prime Minister, ministers, and committee chairs.
Committees: Specialized groups that focus on different areas like education, environment, or health.
Functions

Debates: Students debate proposed bills and policies, simulating a real parliamentary process.
Legislation: Propose, discuss, and vote on mock legislation.
Committees: Review and report on specific issues.

Benefits

Civic Education: Enhances understanding of democratic processes and governance.
Skill Development: Improves public speaking, critical thinking, and leadership skills.
Engagement: Sparks interest in political and social issues, giving students a voice in school policies.
Teamwork: Promotes collaboration and respect for diverse opinions.
Implementation