Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA)

A Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) is an elected representative in a regional government, typically at the state or provincial level. Their main role is to represent the interests and concerns of their constituents in the legislative process, which involves debating and voting on laws, policies, and budgets. MLAs can propose new laws and are often involved in committees that focus on specific areas, such as health or education. They act as a link between the government and the public, voicing local issues and advocating for community needs within the legislative framework.