What are the responsibilities of a mla?

Answer 1

Representing interests of people in his constituency

Manage local area funds at his disposal for development in his/her constituency

Listen to people and protect their interests

Listen to peoples concerns

Proposing new laws or changing and existing law

Answer 2

An MLA (Member of the Legislative Assembly) is responsible for representing the interests and concerns of their constituents, attending legislative sessions, participating in debates, voting on bills, and serving on committees to help develop and review legislation. They also work to address issues affecting their constituency by liaising with government departments and advocating for policies that benefit their constituents.

Answer 3

The MLA stands for the Member of Legislative Assembly. The responsibility of the MLA is to give an accurate representation of the people depending on how they were elected.