UK Government, the Law and Your Role
What is the "parliamentary term"?
AA fixed term of office for appointed members of the House of Lords
BThe period between general elections — currently up to five years ✓
CThe formal language and vocabulary used in Parliament
DThe annual sitting session of Parliament each year
Answer & explanation
The correct answer is The period between general elections — currently up to five years.
The parliamentary term is the period between general elections. Under current rules, a general election must be held at least every five years (one parliamentary term). The Prime Minister can call one earlier.
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