Laws written by lobbyists are an even worse disaster.

The legislators' job is to represent their constituents, not those who pay enough to tell them what to legislate.

Elected officials who don't at least appear to represent their constituents do not remain elected for long.

> I'm all for right to repair laws, but I would hate to see a law concerning even slightly technical topics written only by elected parties. It would be a disaster.

Specific to the US.

They're rarely if ever written by elected officials directly. Rather legislative aids do the bulk of the authoring and reading of bills along with input from lobbyists.

Laws may be problematic due to the unfamiliarity the authors/sponsors have with technical details and nuances but overwhelmingly the difficulty lies in creating legislature that cannot be interpreted in any other way than it's intention when challenged by an army of highly paid and highly skilled attorneys.

> They are responsible and should be held accountable.

No, an elected official cannot be punished for voting.

Of course they can. They can be voted out of office at the next election.