The term 'law-making body' refers to a group of people who are responsible for creating laws. This term can refer to the SENATE (6 letters), which is a legislative body in the United States and other countries, the LEGISLATURE (11 letters), which is a governing body in many countries, PARLIAMENT (10 letters), which is a governing body in many countries, or CONGRESS (8 letters), which is a legislative body in the United States.