Legislative responsibilities

Legislative responsibilities refer to the roles and duties of lawmakers—such as members of parliament or congress—in creating, amending, and passing laws. They are accountable for developing policies that address societal needs, protecting citizens' rights, and ensuring laws are fair and effective. Legislators also oversee the implementation of laws and allocate government funding. Their work involves debating proposed laws, representing constituents’ interests, and making decisions that shape the legal framework of the country, ultimately guiding how the government operates and how society functions.