Western Australian Legislative Assembly

The Western Australian Legislative Assembly is the lower chamber of the state's parliament, responsible for creating and passing laws. It consists of Members of Parliament (MPs) elected by residents from various districts. The Assembly debates issues, scrutinizes government actions, and votes on legislation. Its decisions work alongside the upper house, the Legislative Council, to shape the state's laws and policies. The party or coalition with the majority usually forms the government, with its leader serving as Premier. Overall, it plays a crucial role in representing citizens' interests and overseeing the state's governance.