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The '''Fjallting''' is the legislative body of [[Hverland]], composed of 81 members who are elected to four-year terms. Located in the capital city, [[Hverhöfn]], the Fjallting is where national laws are debated and enacted, and it plays a significant role in shaping Hverland's domestic and foreign policies. The name 'Fjallting' translates to 'Mountain Assembly', reflecting the country's landscape characterized by its many mountain ranges and islands.
The '''Fjallting''' is the supreme legislative body of [[Hverland]], composed of 101 members who are elected to four-year terms. Located in the capital city, [[Hverhöfn]], the Fjallting is where national laws are debated and enacted, and it plays a significant role in shaping Hverland's domestic and foreign policies. The name 'Fjallting' translates to 'Mountain Assembly', reflecting the country's unique landscape characterized by its many mountain ranges and islands.


== Structure and functions ==
== Structure and functions ==


Each of the 101 members of the Fjallting, known as 'Tingmenn', is elected to represent a specific geographic constituency. The number of Tingmenn per constituency is determined by its population size. The Fjallting operates under a system of proportional representation, ensuring that minority views are adequately represented.
Each of the 81 members of the Fjallting, known as 'Tingmenn', is elected to represent a specific geographic constituency. The number of Tingmenn per constituency is determined by its population size. The Fjallting operates under a system of proportional representation, ensuring that minority views are adequately represented.


The primary functions of the Fjallting include legislating, scrutinizing the government, and representing the will of the people. As the country's legislative body, the Fjallting has the responsibility of discussing and enacting laws proposed by its members or the government. The Fjallting also approves the national budget and oversees the functioning of the government through various committees.
The primary functions of the Fjallting include legislating, scrutinizing the government, and representing the will of the people. As the country's legislative body, the Fjallting has the responsibility of discussing and enacting laws proposed by its members or the government. The Fjallting also approves the national budget and oversees the functioning of the government through various committees.
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To facilitate its legislative duties, the Fjallting is divided into several standing committees, each focusing on a specific policy area such as education, health, environment, and foreign affairs. These committees scrutinize proposed laws in their relevant areas before they are debated in the full assembly. Committee membership reflects the political composition of the Fjallting, ensuring balanced representation of all parties in the legislative process.
To facilitate its legislative duties, the Fjallting is divided into several standing committees, each focusing on a specific policy area such as education, health, environment, and foreign affairs. These committees scrutinize proposed laws in their relevant areas before they are debated in the full assembly. Committee membership reflects the political composition of the Fjallting, ensuring balanced representation of all parties in the legislative process.
Below is a list of committees that function within the Fjallting:
* External Affairs and Development
* Economic and Financial Affairs
* Environment and Public Resources
* Infrastructure and Regional Development
* Justice, Liberties, and Digital Affairs
* Culture, Education, and Internal Market
=== Leadership ===
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| External Affairs and Development
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| Economic and Financial Affairs
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| Environment and Public Resources
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| Infrastructure and Regional Development
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| Justice, Liberties, and Digital Affairs
| Oversees the city's governance and identifies inefficient use of taxpayer money.
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| Culture, Education, and Internal Market
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== Elections ==
== Elections ==
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== Current composition ==
== Current composition ==
{{See also|List of political parties in Hverland}}
In the Fjallting, eight political parties currently holding seats. These parties range across the political spectrum, resulting in a broad representation of the Hverlandic population's political views. As of the latest election, the apportionment of the 81 seats is as follows:


In the Fjallting, the political landscape is complex and diverse with eight political parties currently holding seats. These parties range across the political spectrum, resulting in a broad representation of the Hverlandic population's political views. As of the latest election, the apportionment of the 101 seats is as follows:
== See also ==
 
* [[Law of Hverland]]
Right-wing Bloc (53 seats):
* [[Superintendent of State (Hverland)| Superintendent of State]]
* Centre Party: 23 seats
* [[Judicial system of Hverland]]
* Visionaries: 17 seats
* Conservative Nationals: 13 seats
 
Left-wing Bloc (45 seats):
* Social Democrats: 16 seats
* Greens: 12 seats
* Social Liberals: 10 seats
* The Alternative: 7 seats
 
Other Parties:
* Moderates: 3 seats


The right-wing bloc, composed of the Centre Party, Visionaries, and Conservative Nationals, currently holds a narrow majority in the Fjallting with 53 seats. The left-wing bloc, composed of the Social Democrats, Greens, Social Liberals, and the Alternative, holds 45 seats. The Moderates, with a centrist political stance, hold 3 seats.
{{Hverland topics}}

Latest revision as of 06:14, 9 March 2024

Fjallting
2022–2026 term
Type
Type
Leadership
Presiding Officer
Björn Þórsson, CP
since 5 January 2022
Structure
Seats81
Fjallting.svg
Political groups
Government (43)
  Centre Party (19)
  Conservative Nationals (10)
  Moderates (9)

Confidence and supply

  Visionary Party (6)

Other parties (38)

  Liberals (13)
  The Greens (10)
  Social Democratic Party (8)
  Urban Progressives (3)
  Alternative (2)
  Albmotválgabealde (1)
Elections
Party-list proportional representation
Last election
2 January 2022
Next election
4 January 2026
Meeting place
Hverlandic Parliament Building, Hverhöfn
Website
fjallting.hv

The Fjallting is the legislative body of Hverland, composed of 81 members who are elected to four-year terms. Located in the capital city, Hverhöfn, the Fjallting is where national laws are debated and enacted, and it plays a significant role in shaping Hverland's domestic and foreign policies. The name 'Fjallting' translates to 'Mountain Assembly', reflecting the country's landscape characterized by its many mountain ranges and islands.

Structure and functions

Each of the 81 members of the Fjallting, known as 'Tingmenn', is elected to represent a specific geographic constituency. The number of Tingmenn per constituency is determined by its population size. The Fjallting operates under a system of proportional representation, ensuring that minority views are adequately represented.

The primary functions of the Fjallting include legislating, scrutinizing the government, and representing the will of the people. As the country's legislative body, the Fjallting has the responsibility of discussing and enacting laws proposed by its members or the government. The Fjallting also approves the national budget and oversees the functioning of the government through various committees.

History

The Fjallting traces its roots back to the early formation of Hverland as a nation. Initially a consultative assembly of local chieftains, the Fjallting evolved into a legislative parliament as Hverland transitioned from a loose federation of islands into a unified state. It has been the cradle of many landmark decisions and has played a pivotal role in shaping Hverland's modern democratic system.

Committees

To facilitate its legislative duties, the Fjallting is divided into several standing committees, each focusing on a specific policy area such as education, health, environment, and foreign affairs. These committees scrutinize proposed laws in their relevant areas before they are debated in the full assembly. Committee membership reflects the political composition of the Fjallting, ensuring balanced representation of all parties in the legislative process.

Below is a list of committees that function within the Fjallting:

  • External Affairs and Development
  • Economic and Financial Affairs
  • Environment and Public Resources
  • Infrastructure and Regional Development
  • Justice, Liberties, and Digital Affairs
  • Culture, Education, and Internal Market

Leadership

Committee Function Chair Members
External Affairs and Development Oversees foreign relations, development aid, and human rights initiatives.
Economic and Financial Affairs Manages economic policy, monetary affairs, and employment issues.
Environment and Public Resources Focuses on environmental protection, public health, and resource management.
Infrastructure and Regional Development Manages public education, libraries, and cultural events.
Justice, Liberties, and Digital Affairs Oversees the city's governance and identifies inefficient use of taxpayer money.
Culture, Education, and Internal Market Addresses climate adaptation, public works, transportation, and utilities.

Elections

Elections to the Fjallting are held every four years. All Hverlandic citizens aged 18 and over have the right to vote in these elections. The country uses a proportional representation system, which ensures that the number of seats a political party holds in the Fjallting corresponds to its share of the total national vote. This system ensures fair representation of all political parties and political views within the Hverlandic society.

Current composition

See also: List of political parties in Hverland

In the Fjallting, eight political parties currently holding seats. These parties range across the political spectrum, resulting in a broad representation of the Hverlandic population's political views. As of the latest election, the apportionment of the 81 seats is as follows:

See also

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