member of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland

A Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) of Queensland is an elected representative who serves in the state's parliament. Each MLA represents a specific geographical area, known as an electoral district. Their primary role involves making laws, debating policies, and addressing issues that affect their constituents. MLAs participate in committees, influence government decisions, and advocate for community needs. The Queensland Parliament operates within a democratic system, meaning MLAs are accountable to the voters in their district, who elect them during state elections, typically held every four years.