What are the main functions of the UK Parliament?

Parliament has 3 main functions. The first is scrutinising government, this is completed by select committees who check and challenge their work. For example, approving government spending. The second is amending and passing legislation which requires approval from both the house of lords and commons. The third is debating important issues of the day which is often televised for the public. 

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