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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 |
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 tribe lives. The [[Administrative Code (Ayaupia)|Administrative Code]] of Ayaupia explains why provinces are used as such : |
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A province has its own parliament, the [[Provincial Assembly]] which dictates |
A province has its own parliament, the [[Provincial Assembly]], which is able to dictates and votes its own laws, and can manages everything that is not under the federal jurisdiction. This assembly can deny a law proposed by the [[Federal Assembly]] and create their own version, which will need to receive half of the vote from the federal deputees. Gathering the most influential political parties, it is composed of 100 seats, where a party has to own at least 5 seats to be represented. |
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The provinces can also decide on how their |
The provinces can also decide on how their land is administred, therefore are able to choose between three types of the so-called ''subprovincial subdivision'' : the [[department]], the [[region]] or the [[clanic territory]] (exclusive to Nestonia). According to the Administrative Code, provinces are organised as such : |
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