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Ways that mps can represent the interests of their constituents?
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∙ 11y ago
One of an MP representing their constituents is holding a "surgery" within their office as frequently as possible, where members of the public can come and discuss issues which are relevant to them.
MP's can also attend functions, schools, and businesses with their main goal being to network with members of their constituency in order to investigate issues which may be on the mind of their constituents.
By doing this, an MP represents his or he constituents by returning to Westminster with issues raised by constituents worth discussing during question time or at other meetings.
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