Provincial Assemblies

Provincial Assemblies are legislative bodies that govern individual provinces within a country, making laws and decisions relevant to their region. They consist of elected representatives who represent the interests of local residents. These assemblies handle issues like education, health, infrastructure, and provincial laws, functioning under the broader framework of the national constitution. Their role is to ensure local needs are addressed and to provide a level of self-governance within the larger national system, fostering regional development and representation.