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| name = Parliament <br><small>of the Inner Sekidean Union</small>
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'''State representatives'''
'''State representatives'''
*{{color box|#DEDEDE}} ''Independent'' (27)
*{{color box|#DEDEDE}} ''Independent'' (30)
**{{color box|#ca342d}} [[Canton River Delta]] (3)
**{{color box|#ca342d}} [[Canton River Delta]] (3)
**{{color box|#002076}} [[Hondonia]] (3)
**{{color box|#002076}} [[Hondonia]] (3)
**{{color box|#005D00}} [[Kentalis]] (3)
**{{color box|#005D00}} [[Kentalis]] (3)
**{{color box|#013161}} [[Kistolia]] (3)
**{{color box|#013161}} [[Kistolian Union]] (3)
**{{color box|#B6E741}} [[Mustelaria]] (3)
**{{color box|#B6E741}} [[Mustelaria]] (3)
**{{color box|#0039A6}} [[Moldanovica]] (3)
**{{color box|#0039A6}} [[Moldanovica]] (3)
**{{color box|#8ACE29}} [[Prei Meas]] (3)
**{{color box|#8ACE29}} [[Prei Meas]] (3)
**{{color box|#DDDD22}} [[Speke]] (3)
**{{color box|#DDDD22}} [[Speke]] (3)
**{{color box|#FFCD02}} [[Tiskaiya]] (3)
**{{color box|#79AAD8}} [[Torvon]] (3)
**{{color box|#79AAD8}} [[Torvon]] (3)
'''Autonomy representatives'''
'''Autonomy representatives'''
*{{color box|#DEDEDE}} ''Independent'' (9)
*{{color box|#DEDEDE}} ''Independent'' (10)
**{{color box|#a62835}} Union of Autonomies (9)
**{{color box|#a62835}} [[Sekidean Tribune|Union of Autonomies]] (10)
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| house2 = [[Sekidean Assembly|Assembly]]
| house2 = [[Sekidean Assembly|Assembly]]
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| voting_system2 = [[Siedem method]]
| voting_system2 = [[Siedem method]]
| first_election1 =  
| first_election1 =  
| first_election2 =  
| first_election2 = [[1984 Sekidean legislative appointment|{{date|1984-07-21}}]] ''(Indirect)''<br>[[1992 Sekidean legislative election|{{date|1992-01-18}}]] ''(Direct)''
| first_election3 =  
| first_election3 =  
| last_election1 = [[2022 Sekidean legislative election|{{date|2022-01-22}}]]
| last_election1 =  
| last_election2 = [[2022 Sekidean legislative election|{{date|2022-01-22}}]]
| last_election2 = [[2022 Sekidean legislative election|{{date|2022-01-22}}]]
| last_election3 =  
| last_election3 =  
| next_election1 = ''Before {{date|2027-01-22}}''
| next_election1 =  
| next_election2 = ''Before {{date|2027-01-22}}''
| next_election2 = ''Before {{date|2027-01-22}}''
| next_election3 =  
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| session_res =  
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| session_alt =  
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| meeting_place = Parliament Building, Gimyeong, [[Prei Meas]]
| meeting_place = Council building, Tropponz, [[Grad Autonomy]], [[Zhousheng]], [[Mustelaria]]
| session_room2 = SekideanParliament.jpg
| session_room2 = SekideanParliament.jpg
| session_res2 =  
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| session_alt2 =  
| session_alt2 =  
| meeting_place2 = Council building, Tropponz, [[Grad Autonomy]], [[Zhousheng]], [[Mustelaria]]
| meeting_place2 = Parliament Building, Gimyeong, [[Prei Meas]]
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[[File:SekideanTribuneLogo.png|thumb|300px|Logo of the [[Sekidean Tribune]]]]
The '''Parliament of the Inner Sekidean Union''', also known simply as the '''Sekidean Parliament''' is the international legislature of the [[Inner Sekidean Union]]. It is [[wikipedia:Bicameralism|bicameral]], consisting of the [[Sekidean Assembly]], elected directly by the populace, and the [[Sekidean Council]], elected by the legislatures of members states and autonomies.
The '''Parliament of the Inner Sekidean Union''', also known simply as the '''Sekidean Parliament''' is the international legislature of the [[Inner Sekidean Union]]. It is [[wikipedia:Bicameralism|bicameral]], consisting of the [[Sekidean Assembly]], elected directly by the populace, and the [[Sekidean Council]], elected by the legislatures of members states and autonomies.


==History==
==History==
{{See also|Sekidean Council#History|Sekidean Assembly#History|l1=History of the Sekidean Council|l2=History of the Sekidean Assembly}}
===Original parliament===
===Original parliament===
TBA
With the foundation of the [[Sekidean Union]] in 1983, the discussion quickly became, if there should be a joint legislature. It was agreed, that parliaments of each of the states would appoint a set number of MSPs to an institution named the "Sekidean High Congress", which is considered to be the predecessor to both the [[Sekidean Assembly]] and the [[Sekidean Council]]. With [[1984 Sekidean legislative appointment|first indirect elections]] taking place in the summer of 1985, the body went through two convocations before being renamed to the "Sekidean Parliament". First direct elections [[1992 Sekidean legislative election|took place in 1992]].
 
===Qualified chambers===
With the 1992 reform, along with direct elections, three more bodies were formed to help divide the power of the [[Sekidean Union]]. The body proposing the laws was known as the "Sekidean Commission", which also served as a sort of an executive body. Laws proposed by such entity were then discussed and either approved or rejected in the Sekidean Parliament (which had 750 members), which in turn sent the laws to the Sekidean Council, which again either approved or rejected the proposal. This system was highly impractical for quick reaction.


===Unified upper house===
===Unified upper house===
TBA
With the 2012 establishment of the [[Inner Sekidean Union]], a new system was devised. The legislative initiative of the Sekidean Commission (renamed to the "Sekidean Cabinet") was ceded to the Sekidean Parliament, which consisted of the "Sekidean Assembly", which is a constinuation of the original Parliament, and the Sekidean Commission, whose membership was expanded to include representation of the [[Sekidean Tribune]]. Since then, no election has been carried out in the Outer Sekidean Union states. Because of that it was agreed to lower the number of deputies to the Sekidean Parliament from 750 to 500. At the same time, [[Siedem method]] was implemented as the voting system, in time for the [[2012 Sekidean legislative election]].


==Sekidean Assembly==
==Sekidean Assembly==
TBA
The Sekidean Assembly (Before 2012 called the "Sekidean Parliament") has a number of seats fixed at 500 and is directly elected by the populace of the [[Inner Sekidean Union]]. It uses a special distribution method, to favor less populous countries, while the more populous need more people per single duputy. Current number of deputees is:
*{{flag|Canton River Delta}} - sends 102 deputies
*{{flag|Hondonia}} - sends 21 deputies
*{{flag|Kentalis}} - sends 37 deputies
*{{flag|Kistolian Union}} - sends 34 deputies
*{{flag|Mustelaria}} - sends 70 deputies
*{{flag|Moldanovica}} - sends 31 deputies
*{{flag|Prei Meas}} - sends 91 deputies
*{{flag|Speke}} - sends 27 deputies
*{{flag|Tiskaiya}} - sends 43 deputies
*{{flag|Torvon}} - sends 39 deputies
Deputies are elected using [[wikipedia:Party-list proportional representation|party-list proportional representation]], with [[wikipedia:Approval voting|approval voting]] being applicable candidates on the ballot. If a member of the parliament dies, its replacement is automatically picked as the best ranking person on the ballot from the country he was from, that didn't make it into the parliament. The assembly can be dissolved, if <sup>3</sup>/<sub>4</sub> of members vote for it (this has never happened as of 2022), else the term is 5 years. There have been 7 elections so far:
*[[1992 Sekidean legislative election]] - elected the 3<sup>rd</sup> Convocation
*[[1997 Sekidean legislative election]] - elected the 4<sup>th</sup> Convocation
*[[2002 Sekidean legislative election]] - elected the 5<sup>th</sup> Convocation
*[[2007 Sekidean legislative election]] - elected the 6<sup>th</sup> Convocation
*[[2012 Sekidean legislative election]] - elected the 7<sup>th</sup> Convocation
*[[2017 Sekidean legislative election]] - elected the 8<sup>th</sup> Convocation
*[[2022 Sekidean legislative election]] - elected the 9<sup>th</sup> Convocation
First two convocations were indirectly elected by the state legislatures.


===Elections to the Assembly===
===Elections to the Assembly===
{{See also|Siedem Method}}
{{See also|Siedem method}}
Elections to the Sekidean Assembly are carried out using the [[Siedem Method]].
Elections to the Sekidean Assembly are carried out using the [[Siedem method]], using an [[wikipedia:Electoral threshold|electoral threshold]] of 4%, 15 reserved seats per constituency and 500 total seats.
 
{| class="wikitable<!-- sortable-->" style="text-align: center;"
!rowspan="2"|Constituency !!DS-SD !!Green !!SUCP !!PULL !!PSFMP !!UPSMR !!SCA !!PFSC !!PNS !!SCI !!AMPP !!rowspan="2"|Total
|-
|style="background:#E00000"| ||style="background:#18b000"| ||style="background:#002d72"| ||style="background:#000000"| ||style="background:#ffcd00"| ||style="background:#993366"| ||style="background:#dcff00"| ||style="background:#a62835"| ||style="background:#274885"| ||style="background:#880000"| ||style="background:#00cbf0"|
|-
![[Canton River Delta]]
| || || || || || || || || || ||
!114
|-
![[Hondonia]]
| || || || || || || || || || ||
!22
|-
![[Kentalis]]
| || || || || || || || || || ||
!40
|-
![[Kistolia]]
| || || || || || || || || || ||
!36
|-
![[Mustelaria]]
| || || || || || || || || || ||
!79
|-
![[Moldanovica]]
| || || || || || || || || || ||
!33
|-
![[Prei Meas]]
| || || || || || || || || || ||
!103
|-
![[Speke]]
| || || || || || || || || || ||
!29
|-
![[Torvon]]
| || || || || || || || || || ||
!44
|-
!Total
!154 ||105 ||67 ||42 ||26 ||25 ||24 ||21 ||15 ||10 ||9
!500
|}


==Sekidean Council==
==Sekidean Council==
TBA
The Sekidean Council is elected by the legislatures of member states. Each state sends three deputies, allowing for a representation of more than a single political view. Despite this, the Sekidean Council is defined to be strictly non-partisan. Organs voting in deputies are:
*{{flag|Canton River Delta}} - [[Parliament of Canton River Delta|The Blue Parliament]]
*{{flag|Hondonia}} - [[Vorbirea of Hondonia|Vorbirea]]
*{{flag|Kentalis}} - [[Estates-General of Kentalis|Estates-General]]
*{{flag|Kistolian Union}} - [[Kistolian Legislative Congress|Legislative Congress]]
*{{flag|Mustelaria}} - [[Federal Council of Mustelaria|Federal Council]]
*{{flag|Moldanovica}} - [[Parliament in Moldanovica|Parliament]]
*{{flag|Prei Meas}} - [[Parliament of Prei Meas|United Chamber]]
*{{flag|Speke}} - [[Parliament of Speke|Parliament]]
*{{flag|Tiskaiya}} - [[National Parliament of Tiskaiya|National Parliament]]
*{{flag|Torvon}} - [[Parliament of Torvon|Parliament]]
Outside of state legislatures, one quarter of the chamber (that means 1 seat for each member state) is reserved for nominations from the [[Sekidean Tribune]], which serves as an advisory board, that represents autonomous and other sub-national entities. Although not specified by law or any regulation, it is generally assumed, that most of those seats would be reserved for people representing autonomies and other semi-autonomous regions, whose interests can not be sufficiently represented by the national delegates.


===Appointment to the Council===
===Appointment to the Council===
TBA
Representants from each country are either replaced or reelected after a new government cabinet is formed, usually after a legislative election to a lower house of a national parliament. State legislature can replace a representant from the Sekidean Council by a simple majority, if at least two of the following conditions have been met:
 
*The Deputee is openly standing in opposition to the government of the country that nominated him
*The Deputee has violated a law set by the home country
*The Deputee has served for more than 5 years
*The Deputee has been nominated by a party, that does not participate in the government
*The Deputee did not show up for at least 5 meetings in a row
*The Deputee is incapable of carrying out the duty due to a boycott
*The Deputee is incapable of carrying out the duty due to an illness
*The Deputee has been reprimanded for misconduct by the Council
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Latest revision as of 13:23, 19 August 2022

Parliament
of the Inner Sekidean Union
SekideanCouncilLogo.png
Logo of the Sekidean Council
SekideanAssemblyLogo.png
Logo of the Sekidean Assembly
Type
Type
Structure
Seats40 (Council)
500 (Assembly)
SekideanCouncil.svg
Council political groups
State representatives
  •   Independent (30)

Autonomy representatives

SekideanAssembly.svg
Assembly political groups
  •   DS-SD (154)
  •   Green (105)
  •   SUCP (67)
  •   PULL (42)
  •   UPSMR (26)
  •   SCA (25)
  •   PSFMP (24)
  •   PFSC (21)
  •   PNS (15)
  •   AMPP (10)
  •   SCI (9)
Elections
Indirect
Siedem method
Assembly first election
21 July 1984 (Indirect)
18 January 1992 (Direct)
Assembly last election
22 January 2022
Assembly next election
Before 22 January 2027
Meeting place
SekideanCouncil.jpg
Council building, Tropponz, Grad Autonomy, Zhousheng, Mustelaria
SekideanParliament.jpg
Parliament Building, Gimyeong, Prei Meas
Logo of the Sekidean Tribune

The Parliament of the Inner Sekidean Union, also known simply as the Sekidean Parliament is the international legislature of the Inner Sekidean Union. It is bicameral, consisting of the Sekidean Assembly, elected directly by the populace, and the Sekidean Council, elected by the legislatures of members states and autonomies.

History

See also: History of the Sekidean Council and History of the Sekidean Assembly

Original parliament

With the foundation of the Sekidean Union in 1983, the discussion quickly became, if there should be a joint legislature. It was agreed, that parliaments of each of the states would appoint a set number of MSPs to an institution named the "Sekidean High Congress", which is considered to be the predecessor to both the Sekidean Assembly and the Sekidean Council. With first indirect elections taking place in the summer of 1985, the body went through two convocations before being renamed to the "Sekidean Parliament". First direct elections took place in 1992.

Qualified chambers

With the 1992 reform, along with direct elections, three more bodies were formed to help divide the power of the Sekidean Union. The body proposing the laws was known as the "Sekidean Commission", which also served as a sort of an executive body. Laws proposed by such entity were then discussed and either approved or rejected in the Sekidean Parliament (which had 750 members), which in turn sent the laws to the Sekidean Council, which again either approved or rejected the proposal. This system was highly impractical for quick reaction.

Unified upper house

With the 2012 establishment of the Inner Sekidean Union, a new system was devised. The legislative initiative of the Sekidean Commission (renamed to the "Sekidean Cabinet") was ceded to the Sekidean Parliament, which consisted of the "Sekidean Assembly", which is a constinuation of the original Parliament, and the Sekidean Commission, whose membership was expanded to include representation of the Sekidean Tribune. Since then, no election has been carried out in the Outer Sekidean Union states. Because of that it was agreed to lower the number of deputies to the Sekidean Parliament from 750 to 500. At the same time, Siedem method was implemented as the voting system, in time for the 2012 Sekidean legislative election.

Sekidean Assembly

The Sekidean Assembly (Before 2012 called the "Sekidean Parliament") has a number of seats fixed at 500 and is directly elected by the populace of the Inner Sekidean Union. It uses a special distribution method, to favor less populous countries, while the more populous need more people per single duputy. Current number of deputees is:

Deputies are elected using party-list proportional representation, with approval voting being applicable candidates on the ballot. If a member of the parliament dies, its replacement is automatically picked as the best ranking person on the ballot from the country he was from, that didn't make it into the parliament. The assembly can be dissolved, if 3/4 of members vote for it (this has never happened as of 2022), else the term is 5 years. There have been 7 elections so far:

First two convocations were indirectly elected by the state legislatures.

Elections to the Assembly

See also: Siedem method

Elections to the Sekidean Assembly are carried out using the Siedem method, using an electoral threshold of 4%, 15 reserved seats per constituency and 500 total seats.

Sekidean Council

The Sekidean Council is elected by the legislatures of member states. Each state sends three deputies, allowing for a representation of more than a single political view. Despite this, the Sekidean Council is defined to be strictly non-partisan. Organs voting in deputies are:

Outside of state legislatures, one quarter of the chamber (that means 1 seat for each member state) is reserved for nominations from the Sekidean Tribune, which serves as an advisory board, that represents autonomous and other sub-national entities. Although not specified by law or any regulation, it is generally assumed, that most of those seats would be reserved for people representing autonomies and other semi-autonomous regions, whose interests can not be sufficiently represented by the national delegates.

Appointment to the Council

Representants from each country are either replaced or reelected after a new government cabinet is formed, usually after a legislative election to a lower house of a national parliament. State legislature can replace a representant from the Sekidean Council by a simple majority, if at least two of the following conditions have been met:

  • The Deputee is openly standing in opposition to the government of the country that nominated him
  • The Deputee has violated a law set by the home country
  • The Deputee has served for more than 5 years
  • The Deputee has been nominated by a party, that does not participate in the government
  • The Deputee did not show up for at least 5 meetings in a row
  • The Deputee is incapable of carrying out the duty due to a boycott
  • The Deputee is incapable of carrying out the duty due to an illness
  • The Deputee has been reprimanded for misconduct by the Council

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