Modern model of parliament

The subject of this study is to approach the various states to the formation of the supreme representative body of power - parliament. The research methodology is based on the traditional legal science principles, techniques and methods: the dialectic, analysis, synthesis, analogy, deduction, etc. As a result of analysis, the author notes that, despite the prevalence of the thesis about the crisis of parliamentarism, in the modern world there is a steady trend towards the spread of the institute of parliamentary power. Preference is given with a unicameral legislature. However, the presence of one or both chambers of parliament is not proof of the existence in the country of a totalitarian or a democratic regime. Only after analyzing the function of Parliament, its Chambers, deputy committees, commissions, groups, factions, powers and authority of people's choices, we can talk about this or that degree of democracy in the country.