MP (Member of Parliament)

A Member of Parliament (MP) is an elected representative who serves in a country's legislative body, known as Parliament. Their primary role is to represent the interests and concerns of their constituents—people from their electoral area. MPs participate in debating and passing laws, scrutinizing government actions, and making decisions that affect the country. They often engage with the community, raise issues on behalf of their constituents, and work to ensure that the government responds to the needs of the people they serve.