Saskatchewan is represented by 58 Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) that are elected from a constituency.  MLAs are elected by voters in their constituency to represent the local interests, but must consider the best interests of the province as well. 

When the Legislative Assembly is in session, Members oversee government activities and can introduce, debate, analyze and amend Bills (proposed laws) on many issues that affect the lives of Saskatchewan people.  The Legislative Assembly is in session in the Fall and Spring, and opens at the call of the Premier.  MLAs work throughout the year in their constituencies.