Parliament is the people’s institution. Citizens have a right to know what their legislatures do—and how public issues are debated and decided. This calls for systematic monitoring, analysis, and public communication on legislative proceedings.
To support this, CLRA publishes Parliament Watch—a session-wise journal that reports on and reviews the work of the Houses, with a focus on social and developmental sectors. Parliament Watch offers the public a clear account of parliamentary activity and highlights how representatives pursue issues relevant to constituencies, civil society groups, and the wider public.