What is the role of the House of Representatives?
- To collect the rates paid by people in each electorate
- To consider, debate and vote on proposals for new laws ✓
- To appoint the judges who serve in the federal courts
- To decide court cases brought against the government
Why this is the answer
The House considers, debates and votes on new laws and changes to laws, and discusses matters of national importance.
This question is from: The House of Representatives
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