Assembly (state)

In political terms, an assembly (or legislative assembly) is a formal gathering of elected representatives who create, amend, and pass laws for a specific region or country. Think of it as a decision-making body where members debate issues, propose policies, and vote on legislation to address the needs and concerns of their community. It functions as a vital part of a democratic system, ensuring that diverse perspectives are heard and that government actions reflect the will of the people. Assemblies operate within a framework of rules and procedures to maintain order and fairness in the legislative process.