The Puerto Rican House of Representatives is one of the two chambers of the Legislative Assembly of Puerto Rico, the other being the Senate. It is responsible for creating and passing laws that govern the territory. Members of the House serve four-year terms and represent various districts across Puerto Rico. The House consists of 51 representatives who are elected by the people. It plays a crucial role in the territory's political process, including budget approval and oversight of the executive branch. The House meets in the Capitol of Puerto Rico, located in San Juan.