What are the different benches in the parliament?

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hammer [34]3 years ago

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The different benches in the parliament show the ruling of the ministers sitting on those benches.

Answer: Option 1.

Explanation:

There are different benches in the parliament. Different benches show different rulings. The benches which are in the front row are for the ministers which are important and have high rankings in the parliament. The ministers and the shadow ministers sit in the front row of the parliament.

The people who are not even the ministers or the shadow ministers sit in the back benches of the parliament or in the rows behind the rows of the front benches. A person who sits on the cross bench is the one from the independent or the minor party member.

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