Parliament of Switzerland, a state-owned entity headquartered in Switzerland, was founded in 1848. It functions as the bicameral federal parliament of Switzerland, comprising the National Council, which represents the people, and the Council of States, which represents the cantons. The Parliament serves as the supreme legislative authority of the Swiss Confederation, responsible for enacting federal laws, overseeing the federal administration, and electing the members of the Swiss Federal Council and federal judges.
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