What are the members terms of office of the house of commons?

Members of the House of Commons in the United Kingdom serve terms of office that typically last for up to five years. However, the Prime Minister can call for a general election before the term is completed, which can lead to earlier elections. Members are elected through a first-past-the-post voting system in their respective constituencies. If a member resigns, passes away, or is otherwise unable to serve, a by-election is held to fill their seat.