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The Legislative Assembly of British Columbia (leg.bc.ca) is the provincial legislature of British Columbia, Canada. It is responsible for making laws for the province and overseeing the provincial government. The Legislative Assembly is made up of 87 members who are elected to represent electoral districts throughout the province. The current Speaker of the Legislative Assembly is Darryl Plecas.


The Legislative Assembly was first established in 1871, when British Columbia joined the Canadian Confederation. The Assembly originally met in Victoria, but in 1898 it moved to its current location in the Parliament Buildings in Victoria. The Parliament Buildings are a designated National Historic Site of Canada.
The Legislative Assembly is responsible for passing laws, approving the provincial budget, and overseeing the provincial government. It also has the power to impeach members of the provincial government. The Assembly meets year-round, except for a summer recess from July to September.


The Legislative Assembly is an important part of the provincial government of British Columbia. It is responsible for making the laws that govern the province and overseeing the provincial government. The Assembly is made up of elected representatives from across the province, and it is responsible for ensuring that the government is accountable to the people of British Columbia.

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