Legislature Assembly

A Legislature Assembly is a formal gathering of elected representatives responsible for making, amending, and passing laws within a particular area, such as a state or country. It functions as the legislative branch of government, where lawmakers debate issues, draft legislation, and make decisions that affect public policy and society. The assembly ensures that the government operates according to established rules and the will of the people it represents. Essentially, it is the institution where laws are created and stepped through a process of discussion, review, and approval.