Hi all, well done Nitesh !
The answer is "legislature".
Here is our explanation of the separation of powers in UK law:
Separation of Powers (noun): This is a model of government where the most important law and policy making authorities are kept independent of each other. The reason for this is to make sure that the laws are fair and equal. In the English legal system the three authorities are the legislature (parliament), the executive (the cabinet and government departments) and the judiciary (the courts). In practice the model is far more complicated than this but generally these three authorities should be kept independent of each other under the principle of the separation of powers. Associated Words: Cabinet (noun), Court (noun), Executive (noun), Government (noun), Judiciary (noun), Legislature (noun), Parliament (noun).
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