About the Legislative Assembly

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The Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan, our province’s parliament, plays a vital role in our lives. We are all bound by the laws passed by the members of the Assembly and there is no higher authority that is able to amend a statute. In essence, government power must be exercised through the Legislative Assembly and all laws must be introduced in the Assembly by a member elected by the people.

We have an important role to play in our province's development: indeed, it is our democratic right to elect a new Legislative Assembly at least every five years. We can all benefit from a better understanding of the relevance of parliamentary process to our society.

Learn more about the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan:

• Members of the Legislative Assembly

• Speaker of the Legislative Assembly

• Officers of the Legislative Assembly

• Functions of the Legislative Assembly

• Our System of Government

• Administration of the Legislative Assembly