Arunachal predesh legislative assembly
ARUNACHAL PRADESH
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The Legislative Assembly of Arunachal Pradesh is the unicameral legislature of the state. It is responsible for making laws, discussing policies, and ensuring accountability of the executive in the governance of Arunachal Pradesh. The Assembly comprises elected Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs) and functions under the framework of the Constitution of India.
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Brief Background
Arunachal Pradesh was originally a Union Territory and became a full-fledged state on 20th February 1987. The first Legislative Assembly was constituted in 1978 with 30 members when it was still a Union Territory. After statehood the number of seats increased to 60 and the Assembly gained full legislative powers as provided under the Indian Constitution. The Assembly is located in Itanagar the state capital.
Objective
Legislation: Frame and enact laws applicable to the state. GovernanceOversight: Monitor the performance of the executive branch and government departments.
Representation: Serve as a platform for elected representatives to voice the concerns of their constituents.
Debate and Discussion: Enable democratic debate on state matters policies and development plans.
Budget Approval: Review and pass the state budget and financial bills.
Benefits
Democratic Governance: Ensures representation and participation of the people in law-making.Accountability: Holds the executive accountable through questions motions and debates.
Policy Formation: Leads to better-informed policies reflecting local needs and challenges.
Conflict Resolution: Provides a legal and democratic forum to resolve regional and political issues.
State Development: Facilitates discussion and approval of development plans and initiatives.
