Laws would move faster, reforms would gather pace, and Parliament would become a productive institution rather than a battleground for political point scoring. Instead of debating major reforms, Parliament has increasingly found itself trapped in endless exchanges between the ruling side and the opposition. Members of Parliament should study bills, propose amendments, raise constituency concerns, and strengthen legislation through informed debate. Every day Parliament sits without meaningful business is a lost opportunity to reform institutions, improve public services, and strengthen the economy. Those results begin with laws, and laws begin in Parliament.