What is the difference between an elected member and a nominated member of a House according to this text?
According to this text, an elected member of a House is someone who has been chosen by the public through voting in an election. On the other hand, a nominated member of a House is someone appointed or chosen by another authority or person, usually without direct public vote. The main difference lies in how they become members of a House: through public election for elected members and through appointment for nominated members.