MPs

MPs, or Members of Parliament, are elected representatives in a country's legislature. They represent the interests of their constituents—people in their electoral district—by debating and voting on laws and policies. MPs play a key role in shaping legislation, scrutinizing the government’s actions, and addressing issues raised by their communities. In many countries, they also participate in committees that delve into specific topics, providing oversight and guidance. The public elects MPs through elections, making them accountable to the people they serve. Their work is crucial for a functioning democracy.