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The '''[[Parliament of Packilvania]]''' ([[Packilvanian language|Packilvanian]]: ''LuMijhalisgur aluBakhilfaniya'') comprises the legislative branch of the government of [[Packilvania]]. The Parliament was first established by the [[Packilvania|Demir dynasty]] over 300 years ago, however it was disestablished in 1918 following the [[Packilvania|First Packilvanian Civil War]] and reestablished in 1985 following the [[Packilvania#Packilvanian Communist Party|Second Packilvanian Civil War]]. It is established by the Constitution of Packilvania ([[Packilvanian language|Packilvanian]]: ''LuKhanongur aluBakhilfaniya''). It consists of 2 chambers: the upper house is the Legislative Council (Packilvanian: ''LuMijhalis aluKhanon'') and the lower house is the Consultative Assembly (Packilvania: ''LuMijhalis aluShrahan''). All members of the two bodies are appointed by the [[Sultan of Packilvania]]. |
The '''[[Parliament of Packilvania]]''' ([[Packilvanian language|Packilvanian]]: ''LuMijhalisgur aluBakhilfaniya'') comprises the legislative branch of the government of [[Packilvania]]. The Parliament was first established by the [[Packilvania|Demir dynasty]] over 300 years ago, however it was disestablished in 1918 following the [[Packilvania|First Packilvanian Civil War]] and reestablished in 1985 following the [[Packilvania#Packilvanian Communist Party|Second Packilvanian Civil War]]. It is established by the Constitution of Packilvania ([[Packilvanian language|Packilvanian]]: ''LuKhanongur aluBakhilfaniya''). It consists of 2 chambers: the upper house is the Legislative Council (Packilvanian: ''LuMijhalis aluKhanon'') and the lower house is the Consultative Assembly (Packilvania: ''LuMijhalis aluShrahan''). All members of the two bodies are appointed by the [[Sultan of Packilvania]]. |
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== Legislative Process== |
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There are different types of law that exist in Packilvania such as Acts of Parliament, decrees, regulations, by-laws and case law. Acts of Parliament are required to fulfil a variety of legal functions such as the establishment and delineation of the powers and responsibilities of government agencies, sub-national and territorial governments, state-owned agencies, and courts, criminal and civil law, treaties, taxes and expenditure, national defence and security, internal trade, internal boundaries and water control. |
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Acts of Parliament are passed as follows: |
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# The Council of Ministers proposes an Act of Parliament to the Legislative Council |
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# The Legislative Council approves the proposal |
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# The proposal is presented to the Sultan for his signature. |
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The Sultan has the power to veto any law that he chooses. Alternatively, there are matters that do not require an Act of Parliament such as the Imperial Court and Imperial Family, aristocracy, declaration of war and deployment of military forces, the appointment of judges, ministers, members of Parliament, generals and other senior state officials. For these the Sultan can pass a Decree. |
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== Legislative Council == |
== Legislative Council == |
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It consists of 210 to 380 members. Its members appointed by the Sultan. Unlike, the Consultative Assembly, all of its members are appointed directly by the Sultan. Most of the members have served since the ascension of the Bedonite dynasty. Some members date their legislative careers to the National People’s Assembly of the Packilvanian Communist Party. They were appointed to their posts because they defected and supported the [[Bedonite dynasty]]'s take over of the country. The Legislative Council has two sessions: from mid-March to mid June and from mid-June to mid-November. |
It consists of 210 to 380 members. Its members appointed by the Sultan. Unlike, the Consultative Assembly, all of its members are appointed directly by the Sultan. Most of the members have served since the ascension of the Bedonite dynasty. Some members date their legislative careers to the National People’s Assembly of the Packilvanian Communist Party. They were appointed to their posts because they defected and supported the [[Bedonite dynasty]]'s take over of the country. The Legislative Council has two sessions: from mid-March to mid June and from mid-June to mid-November. |
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Among its members are the Permanent Representatives of [[Religion in Packilvania|Minority Religions]] nominated by Recognised Religious Authorities, the Permanent Councillors of the [[Magisterium of Paxism]] in Packilvania nominated by the College of Great Magisters who are Packilvanian citizens, Permanent Representatives of the [[Packilvanian Armed Forces]] nominated by the Chief of Defence Staff, a Permanent Representative of the [[Packilvanian State Security Agency]] nominated by the Director of the PSSA, Permanent Representatives of the [[Judiciary of Packilvania]] appointed by the Chief Justice, Special Representatives of the Academic Community nominated by the Association of Packilvanian Universities, Permanent Representatives of the Packilvanian Police Services nominated by the National Commissioner of Police, the Permanent Representative of the Packilvanian Central Bank appointed by its Governor as well as Special Representatives of the Provincial Governments nominated by the Governors of each province. These are not the only members as the Sultan can appoint anyone he pleases. |
Among its members are the Permanent Representatives of [[Religion in Packilvania|Minority Religions]] nominated by Recognised Religious Authorities, the Permanent Councillors of the [[Magisterium of Paxism]] in Packilvania nominated by the College of Great Magisters who are Packilvanian citizens, Permanent Representatives of the [[Packilvanian Armed Forces]] nominated by the Chief of Defence Staff, a Permanent Representative of the [[Packilvanian State Security Agency]] nominated by the Director of the PSSA, Permanent Representatives of the [[Judiciary of Packilvania]] appointed by the Chief Justice, Special Representatives of the Academic Community nominated by the Association of Packilvanian Universities, Permanent Representatives of the Packilvanian Police Services nominated by the National Commissioner of Police, the Permanent Representative of the Packilvanian Central Bank appointed by its Governor as well as Special Representatives of the Provincial Governments nominated by the Governors of each province. These are not the only members as the Sultan can appoint anyone he pleases. |
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== Consultative Assembly == |
== Consultative Assembly == |
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