Legislative Assembly

Last updated on August 30, 2017

The Legislature of British Columbia is composed of the Lieutenant Governor and 87 elected Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs). Together, members of the governing party, members of the opposition and independent members make up the B.C. Legislative Assembly.

MLAs represent the interests of their constituents (the citizens that reside in the MLA’s electoral area), by participating in political debates during sessions of the Legislative Assembly.

MLAs not only represent their electoral area and their consituents, they can be a member of cabinet committees, and be appointed to a ministerial role of one of the government's ministries.

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