How does the House of Lords relate to Parliament and government?

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Keith Drake Waggoner · Answer 1 · 2016-10-11T14:13:31+0000

The House of Lords is basically a Senate, with the exception that it's not chosen in an election, but appointed. Some of the seats are reserved for bishops, and some given to noble people. It is a part of the Parliament, its upper chamber.

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