British Columbia Legislature

The British Columbia Legislature is the provincial government’s law-making body in British Columbia, Canada. It consists of the Lieutenant Governor (representing the Queen) and one elected chamber called the Legislative Assembly. Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) are elected by residents to propose, debate, and pass laws that affect the province. The Legislature also approves budgets and oversees government actions. It operates in Victoria and plays a vital role in the province's governance, balancing the powers of elected representatives and the Crown to serve the interests of British Columbians.