Parliament of Uganda

The Parliament of Uganda is the country’s national legislative institution, based in Kampala. It represents Ugandans through elected Members of Parliament and carries out legislative, oversight and representative responsibilities. The institution provides public information about parliamentary work, including plenary business, bills, Acts, committee reports, budgets, proceedings and Hansards. Its website also offers tools for finding MPs and following current debates, parliamentary news and official announcements.

Parliament’s work is supported by the Speaker, the Parliamentary Commission, the Clerk and departments and offices responsible for administration and parliamentary services. The site makes resources available to citizens, media, researchers and other interested audiences, including publications, educational materials, service standards, strategic plans and information on the role of an MP. Visitors can explore the Parliament building in person or virtually, watch live or recorded Web TV, and access contact details and related resources. Parliament also provides information on committees, parliamentary fora, members, cabinet and government business, helping the public understand how laws are considered and national issues are debated.