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A way for an MSP to represent their constituents in their constituency by trying to help them with any problems they have.

• Members bills

• Visits and local events

• Surgery

• Answering emails, letters and phone calls

A way for an MSP to represent their constituents in their constituency by meeting people to help them with any problems.

• Oxygen

• Medication

• Clinic

• Surgery

Scottish Parliament building in Edinburgh.

• Felony

• Senedd

• Stormont

• Holyrood

A weekly chance for an MSP to represent their constituency in Holyrood by asking the FM a question is known as:

• Members bills

• Committees

• Constituency

• First Ministers Question Time (FMQ)

A way for an MSP to represent their constituents in Holyrood by trying to make a new piece of legislation is called:

• Private Bills

• Local Bills

• Government Bills

• Members Bills

The act of making or enacting laws is referred to as:

• Amendments

• Legislation

• Commitment

• Minority

The local area that an MSP represents

• Circularity

• Constituency

• Entrepreneurs

• Electorate

A way for an MSP to represent their constituents in Holyrood by investigating the work of the Government and investigating what is happening in Scotland

• Legislation

• Participative Teams

• Problem-solving Teams

• Committees

A way for an MSP to represent their constituents in their constituency by attending events and raising the profile of local organisations

• Members bills

• Visits and local events

• Committees

• Answering emails, letters and phone calls

What are political representatives in Holyrood called?

• MSN

• MSY

• MSP

• MDE