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The ''Khama aluKhanonifiya'' has the power to pass a motion-of-no-confidence in the ''Meer'' and the ''Mijhalis's'', forcing them to resign. It has the power to pass legislation within the remit of the authority of the provinces by majority vote of a quorate sitting. Its members have the power to propose legislation, upon being seconded by another member. It can set up inquiries into the work of the executive branch, summon members of the executive branch for Legislative Questions, and demand a report on the government's work from the executive branch. It consists of full-time delegates which are appointed by the local governments (practically elected by the Local Assembly) in proportion to their population. They serve for 3-year terms.
The ''Khama aluKhanonifiya'' has the power to pass a motion-of-no-confidence in the ''Meer'' and the ''Mijhalis's'', forcing them to resign. It has the power to pass legislation within the remit of the authority of the provinces by majority vote of a quorate sitting. Its members have the power to propose legislation, upon being seconded by another member. It can set up inquiries into the work of the executive branch, summon members of the executive branch for Legislative Questions, and demand a report on the government's work from the executive branch. It consists of full-time delegates which are appointed by the local governments (practically elected by the Local Assembly) in proportion to their population. They serve for 3-year terms.

Unless representing one of the minority [[Religion in Packilvania|religions of Packilvania]], members of the ''Khanoniyat'' are required to be adherents of [[Paxism]]. Additionally, they must be registered residents of the Province in which they live, they must not be serving or be on parole for a criminal sentence, have been convicted of a crime in the past 8 years or have been convicted of a high crime. The ''Rayees aluKursun'' (presiding officer of each House) keeps a register of the members as provided by the Imperial Department of Parliamentary Affairs which administers legislative matters throughout the empire.


The ''Khama luWaloof'' (High Court) comprises the highest court of appeal for matters arising from within the province. It consists of the ''Qadim meWaloof'' (Judges) and the ''Qadim muRayeesgur'' (Judge President) who are appointed by the ''Shultan'' on the advice of the ''Khomishayin aleTahad leQadimishme aluDominmne'' (Provincial Commission for Judicial Appointments).
The ''Khama luWaloof'' (High Court) comprises the highest court of appeal for matters arising from within the province. It consists of the ''Qadim meWaloof'' (Judges) and the ''Qadim muRayeesgur'' (Judge President) who are appointed by the ''Shultan'' on the advice of the ''Khomishayin aleTahad leQadimishme aluDominmne'' (Provincial Commission for Judicial Appointments).
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=== Powers ===
Provinces have the power to make laws regarding the following issues:

* Euthanasia
* Abortion
* Marriage including the administration and registration of marriage, rights concerning the transfer of property upon death of spouses, conditions and administration of divorce including custody of children and division of property.
* Rights concerning immovable property such as the alienation, transfer and habitation of immovable property, and the rights of renters.
* Postal services
* Healthcare including the regulation and appointment of doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals, funding, construction and governance of public healthcare facilities such as hospitals and clinics, provision of medical coverage, and promoting access to healthcare for the impoverished as well as regulation of private healthcare facilities and privately-practicing healthcare professionals.
* Education such as the structure of curricula, testing and assessment, certificates of completion of an academic course, regulation and appointment of educational professionals, regulation of private educational facilities, governance, funding and construction of public educational facilities such as schools, universities, early childhood development and adult learning centres.
* Agriculture such as the use of fertiliser and pesticides, the use of wild meadows for the grazing of livestock, the use of water resources for irrigation, the boundaries and rights concerning farms, abattoirs, the regulation of animal husbandry, regulation of the use of genetically modified organisms.
* Environmental conservation such as the delineation of protected lands, regulation of hunting and clearing of forested land and wilderness for urban development and farming, and the protection of endangered and threatened species, regulation of acceptable run-off and emissions from industrial and agricultural facilities, regulation of the dumping of waste and processing of used water.
* Public safety including the governance, appointment, funding, discipline and powers of police and other law enforcement, restrictions on movement and access to areas and locations for the public good, control of the distribution, sale, transport, and rights of carrying firearms and other weapons.
* Intraprovincial travel and transport such as levying of tolls, construction, demolition and maintenance of public transport infrastructure, regulation of privately owned public transport services such as ride hailing and delivery applications.
* Energy including the construction, regulation and maintenance of transmission, generation and distribution of electricity, the regulation and oversight of the extraction, procurement, sale and transport of hydrocarbons, and the use of rivers, geothermal hotpots and other natural resources for power generation.
* Mining including the regulation of mineral extraction and granting licenses for mineral extraction and exploration.
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* Labour including the regulation of the right to strike, conditions of employment, occupational health and safety, remuneration, pensions, and medical insurance.
* Food including the health and safety standards of food producing entities such as restaurants, grocers and others, and promoting access to food through food subsidies, food stamps and feeding schemes.
* Liquor including the production, and sale of liquor, the types of liquor and the minimum age of consumption and purchase, and acceptable levels of liquor consumption.
* Religious places including setting aside or land for the construction of religious sites, protection of religious sites from vandalism, regulation of internal pilgrimage to religious sites, registration of religious bodies, and financial support for religious bodies.
* Civil society including the registration of non-profit organisations, regulation of their governance, composition, functions and programs.
* Publishing, the media and entertainment including funding, governance and staff of publicly owned media, publishing of books, music, arts, the regulation of the performance and display of art and taxes on entertainment, regulation of gambling and casinos.
* Housing and urban development including the funding of public housing, and regulation of building safety standards.
* Social welfare including registration of births, disability and deaths, transfer payments to impoverished persons, funding and maintenance of facilities and programs aimed at alleviating public suffering.
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==Local government==
==Local government==
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