Public engagement plays a critical role in law-making by ensuring that citizen voices are heard in the legislative process. This involvement can take various forms, including public consultations, town hall meetings, and surveys. Engaging the public helps legislators understand the needs and concerns of the community, fostering more representative and effective laws. Furthermore, active public participation can enhance trust in government, create a sense of ownership over policies, and ultimately lead to more sustainable governance. When citizens are engaged, they are more likely to support and adhere to laws that reflect their input.