Members of Provincial Parliament (MPPs) are elected representatives in the provincial legislature of a province in Canada. They are responsible for making laws, debating issues, and representing the interests of their constituents. Each MPP serves a specific geographic area known as a riding. MPPs participate in various committees and discussions to address local and provincial concerns. They also engage with the public to gather feedback and provide information about government initiatives. Their work is essential for ensuring that the voices of citizens are heard in the provincial government.