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National Assembly of Popular Power Netakobükam Nämäda Pöpedik L'Assimblêye Nåcionåle do Povwer Pôpulêre | |
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| 3rd National Assembly of Popular Power | |
 Emblem of the National Assembly of Popular Power | |
| Type | |
| Type | |
| Houses | National Assembly of Popular Power |
| History | |
| Founded | 13 December 2009 |
| Leadership | |
Chief Consul | |
Speaker of the National Assembly | Jon Mülan |
| Seats | 175 |
| File:2nd Stedorian National Dail.svg | |
National Assembly of Popular Power political groups | Government (110)
Opposition (65) |
| Elections | |
National Assembly of Popular Power voting system | D'Hondt method |
National Assembly of Popular Power last election | 16 March 2018 |
National Assembly of Popular Power next election | On or before 16 March 2022 |
The National Assembly of Popular Power (Stedorian: Netakobükam Nämäda Pöpedik) is the legislative branch of the federal government of Stedoria. The National Assembly has supreme legislative authority over Stedoria, and has the power to overrule any of Stedoria's provincial or territorial (with the exception of Alzi) legislature's decisions with the approval of the Chief Consul, though this rarely happens.
Its composition is unicameral, and consists of a 175-seat parliament. The National Assembly is led by the Speaker of the Assembly, who is forbidden from membership within a political party. The speaker is elected by the chamber, and is expected to act with neutrality and impartialness.
The Assembly, whose members are elected to four-year terms, are elected by an electoral district system, in which each deputy must win in their own riding to be represented.