The end of each session of the legislature is called

The end of each session of the legislature is called prorogation. Prorogation is the formal end of a parliamentary session, after which all unfinished business is terminated. This marks the end of the legislative year and typically involves a speech from the monarch or head of state outlining the government's plans for the coming year. It is different from dissolution, which is the formal end of a parliament, and suspension, which is a temporary pause in the proceedings.