What organization is the Russian State Duma? How is Congress reflected in Russia?

The official name of the Russian Parliament is the Parliament of the Russian Federation.

According to the Russian Constitution, the Parliament of the Russian Federation is the representative and legislative body of the Russian Federation. The Federal Assembly adopts a bicameral system, with the lower house called the State Duma (representing all federal entities) and the upper house called the Federal Council (representing the Federation).

The Federal Council (the House of Lords) is composed of two representatives of the federal entities of the Russian Federation: one from the state representative organs and the other from the state executive organs. Its main functions are to approve federal laws, change the boundaries of federal subjects, presidential orders on wars and emergencies, decide on overseas garrison, presidential election and impeachment, and relations between the central and local governments.

The functions and powers of the State Duma (lower house) are to agree to the appointment of the Prime Minister by the President; Decide on the issue of trust in the president; To appoint and remove the president of the audit institute and half of the auditors; Implement Amnesty; To file charges of dismissing the President of the Russian Federation; Pass federal laws.