Members of a parliament are required to report the proceedings of the house to their

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Government - 2011 Subject: Government

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Members of a parliament are required to report the proceedings of the house to their
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Members of a parliament are required to report the proceedings of the house to their constituencies. Constituencies are the geographical areas that elect a representative to the parliament. Members of parliament are accountable to their constituents and are expected to keep them informed about the activities and decisions of the parliament. By reporting back to their constituencies, parliamentarians can obtain feedback from their constituents and address their concerns in the parliament. Reporting to other entities, such as local government chairmen, traditional rulers or political parties, is not a primary duty of members of parliament.
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