The term of office of a member of the Legislative Assembly is 5 years, as per the Constitution of India.

The term of office of a member of the Legislative Assembly begins on the date of taking oath, as per the Constitution of India.

The term of office of a member of the Legislative Assembly ends on the date of dissolution of the Assembly, as per the Constitution of India.

A member of the Legislative Assembly can resign from office by submitting a resignation letter to the Speaker of the Assembly, as per the Constitution of India.

If a member of the Legislative Assembly dies during their term of office, a by-election is held to fill the vacancy, as per the Constitution of India.

A member of the Legislative Assembly can serve a maximum of two consecutive terms, as per the Constitution of India.

The minimum age requirement for a person to become a member of the Legislative Assembly is 25 years, as per the Constitution of India.

The educational qualification required for a person to become a member of the Legislative Assembly is a Bachelor's degree, as per the Constitution of India.

A person must be an Indian citizen by birth, by naturalization, or by descent in order to become a member of the Legislative Assembly, as per the Constitution of India.

A person must be a resident of the constituency for at least 5 years in order to become a member of the Legislative Assembly, as per the Constitution of India.

A member of the Legislative Assembly is required to take an oath of allegiance to the Constitution of India and an oath of office before assuming office, as per the Constitution of India.

Members of the Legislative Assembly have the privilege of freedom of speech and expression in the Assembly and immunity from arrest and detention during Assembly sessions, as per the Constitution of India.

Members of the Legislative Assembly have the duty to represent the interests of their constituents, to participate in debates and discussions in the Assembly, and to vote on bills and resolutions, as per the Constitution of India.

A member of the Legislative Assembly can be removed from office by a vote of no confidence in the Assembly, as per the Constitution of India.

The Speaker of the Legislative Assembly presides over the meetings of the Assembly, maintains order and decorum in the Assembly, and interprets the rules and procedures of the Assembly, as per the Constitution of India.