The National Assembly is The Gambia’s legislative body, responsible for making laws and overseeing the executive branch. It is composed of elected and nominated members who represent constituencies across the country. The Assembly ensures democratic representation in governance.

Its duties include debating bills, approving national budgets, and scrutinising government policies. Committees within the Assembly focus on specific sectors such as health, education, finance, and human rights. The National Assembly plays a vital role in accountability and transparency. It provides citizens with a platform for representation and contributes to democratic governance in The Gambia.