With regard to the Bicameral Legislature, answer the following questions:

(a) Explain any three features.

(b) Explain any three advantages.

(c) Explain any three disadvantages.

(a) Three features of Bicameral Legislature are:

1. Separate Powers and Functions: Each house has distinct roles, though they work together to pass laws.
2. Checks and Balances: The two houses prevent hasty decisions and ensure better scrutiny of bills.
3. Representation: Often, the Lower House represents the general public (elected directly), while the Upper House represents states, regions, or special interest groups.

(b) Three advantages of Bicameral Legislature are:

1. It prevents hasty decision-making.
2. It ensures diverse representation.
3. It provides better law scrutiny.
4. It promotes federalism by giving states representation.

(c) Three disadvantages of Bicameral Legislature are:

1. Slower legislative process is visible.
2. It can be costly to maintain.
3. Possibility of legislative deadlocks occur.