The Assembly of Experts is a body in the Islamic Republic of Iran responsible for electing the Supreme Leader and overseeing their performance. Composed of 88 members, it is elected by the public every eight years. The assembly plays a crucial role in maintaining the principles of the Islamic Republic. Members of the Assembly are typically clerics and scholars with significant religious and political experience. They hold the authority to supervise the Supreme Leader's actions and can even remove them if deemed necessary. This assembly is a key component of Iran's political structure, reflecting the intertwining of religion and governance.