Discuss the differences between Unicameral and Bicameral Legislatures.

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Unicameral Legislature | Bicameral Legislature ---------------------- | --------------------- A unicameral legislature is a type of legislative system where there is only one legislative or parliamentary chamber. It is responsible for making and passing laws. | A bicameral legislature is a legislative system with two separate chambers or houses, typically responsible for making and passing laws. It consists of the Governor and only one House, i.e. the Legislative Assembly. | There are two Houses of the Legislature namely, the Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council besides the Governor.

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Discuss the differences between Unicameral and Bicameral Legislatures.

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Unicameral Legislature	Bicameral Legislature
A unicameral legislature is a type of legislative system where there is only one legislative or parliamentary chamber. It is responsible for making and passing laws.	A bicameral legislature is a legislative system with two separate chambers or houses, typically responsible for making and passing laws.
It consists of the Governor and only one House, i.e. the Legislative Assembly.	There are two Houses of the Legislature namely, the Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council besides the Governor.