What roles do members of the Provincial parliament have?

Members of the Provincial Parliament (MPPs) play key roles in representing their constituents, debating and voting on legislation, and overseeing the provincial government. They participate in committees that examine specific issues and hold the government accountable through questioning and scrutiny. Additionally, MPPs engage with community members to address local concerns and advocate for resources and services on their behalf. Overall, they serve as a vital link between the government and the public.