Assembly Session

An Assembly session is a meeting of elected representatives who come together to discuss, debate, and make decisions on laws and policies that affect their community or region. During these sessions, they review proposed bills, amend laws, and vote on whether to approve new legislation or changes. The goal is to address public issues, ensure governance, and represent the interests of their constituents. These sessions are held regularly, providing a structured forum for democratic decision-making, legislative oversight, and accountability within the government.