Abuse of power by extra-legislative bodies set up the legislature is checked through

Parliamentary control is the mechanism used to check the abuse of power by extra-legislative bodies set up by the legislature. It refers to the process by which the legislative branch of government oversees the actions of the executive branch and other independent bodies. Parliamentary control can take many forms, such as committee hearings, debates, and votes of no confidence. The purpose of parliamentary control is to ensure that these bodies act in accordance with the law and the best interests of the people they serve. This mechanism is different from recall, general election, and impeachment, which are other ways of checking abuse of power in different contexts.