How the State Government Works Class 7 Notes Political Science (Civics) Chapter 3 - PDF Download
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1. What are the role and duties of MLA?
The role of the legislator is to understand the problem and work on the solution of the respective constituency. The role also involves the legislator to support or oppose new laws.
Need to work as the voice on behalf of the constituents and assist in solving problems.
MLA role also involves planning and orchestrating strategy in the house and developing expertise.
2. What are the Duties of the MLA?
MLA has multiple duties to work upon to make the constituency better. However, the duty may differ according to the position- Member of Cabinet, Member of the Opposition and Government Backbencher.
As an MLA, He/she is responsible to oversee operations of the department assigned by the state government or the ruling party. Since MLA serves as the Members of various committees, the membership is allotted to political parties representing the house.
MLA has to keep in touch with people of his/her constituency in all means to ensure there is no problem.
3. What is a Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha?
Lok Sabha comprises representative people elected based on Universal Adult Suffrage. A maximum number of members for the house is 552, out of which 530 represent states and 20 represent UT, and 2 members come from the Anglo- Indian community.
Rajya Sabha consists of 250 members, out of which 238 represent states and UT, 12 members get a nomination from the president. One should know here that in every second year, one-third of members retire and get replaced by newly elected members.