Member of Parliament (MP)

A Member of Parliament (MP) is an elected official who represents a specific geographic area, known as a constituency, in the legislative body of a country. MPs are responsible for creating, debating, and voting on laws, representing the interests of their constituents, and holding the government accountable. In many countries, MPs are part of a parliament, which is the main governing assembly. Their roles include discussing national issues, proposing new legislation, and providing assistance to constituents with various concerns. MPs play a crucial role in the democratic process by ensuring that citizens’ voices are heard in government.