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Provinces were officialy established in 1955, after the country was formed. Their territories follow the broad variety of dialects and people that live in Ayaupia. Each province corresponds to an area where a dialect is spoken and where a specific culture is. The [[Administrative Code]] of Ayaupia explains why provinces are used as such :
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'''Article 5.'''
In order to maintain a peaceful and federate nation, it is by all means crucial to give a voice to any particular distinctive group of people. Therefore, each constituent countries shall be divided into linguistical and historical inherited territories belonging to them, named "provinces". More precisely, a province correspond to a distinguishable group of languages and tribes that played a role in Ayaupia's history and culture. A province shall have its own flag, made-up totem merging all tribal emblems into one, parliament named the "Provincial Assembly" having administrative power over its own territory, as well as various related institutions.
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A province has its own parliament, the [[Provincial Assembly]] which dictates specific laws and acts as the conductor of managing different aspects of life. This assembly can deny a law proposed by the [[Federal Assembly]] and make their own version, or ask for changes. Made of the most influential political parties, it has 50 seats where a party has to own at least 5 seats to be represented.
The provinces can also decide on how their territories will be administred, and are able to choose between three types : the [[department]], the [[region]] or the [[clanic territory]] (specific to Nestonia). According to the
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Being potentially torn between the region or the department choice, that situation originating from a small but still significant number of distinctive identities and a unique identity covering a major part, the province can be authorised to use both of these subdivisions. This particular use shall be specified in the province's laws, displays and various informations through medias and knowledge.
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