House of Assembly

The House of Assembly is a legislative body responsible for making laws and shaping policies within a specific region or country. Members, often elected by the public, debate proposed laws, review government actions, and represent the interests of their constituents. It functions as part of the government's legislative branch, working alongside the executive (government officials) to ensure that laws are fair and effective. The House of Assembly plays a key role in democratic governance by providing a platform for discussion, accountability, and decision-making on issues affecting the community or nation.