After ages of political turmoil, the Czech government slowly continues to evolve. The current political status is, according to the constitution, a multi-party, parliamentary democracy. Three branches of the Czech state, which are similar to the US government, exist: Executive, including the cabinet and president; legislative representing parliament, comprised of the Chamber of Deputies (Poslanecká sněmovna) and the Senate (Senát); and judicial, the highest court in the land.