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The '''''Revolutionary Federal Commissary of Vurthungria''''', abbreviated the '''Revolutionary Commissary''', the archaic '''Federal Soviet''', or simply the '''Commissary''', is the {{wpl|unicameral system|unicameral}} {{wpl|legislature|legislative organ}} of the [[Vurthungria|Vurthungrian Free Association of Communes]] and supreme body of governing power under the Free Association's {{wpl|soviet democracy}}.
The '''''Revolutionary Federal Commissary of Vurthungria''''', abbreviated the '''Revolutionary Commissary''', the archaic '''Federal Soviet''', or simply the '''Commissary''', is the {{wpl|unicameral system|unicameral}} {{wpl|legislature|legislative organ}} of the [[Vurthungria|Vurthungrian Free Association of Communes]] and supreme body of governing power under the Free Association's {{wpl|soviet democracy}}. The Commissary's current leader and [[First Commissar of Vurthungria|First Commissar]] is [[Olle Eldannadid]]. The Assembly, composed of elected representatives from the Commune and Municipal Soviets (199 seats at present), meets for regular sessions twice per quarter. Most recent elections took place on September 22, 2019, and the next elections are set to take place in 2022 and 2025, as terms are staggered between constituencies.
==Overview==
==Overview==
The Commissary is a {{wpl|unicameral legislature|unicameral}} (one-chamber) parliament and the only body in Vurthungria vested with both legislative and constituent authority on the national level, though the [[Executive Commission of Vurthungria|Executive Commission]] may pass {{wpl|decree|decrees}} under very specific circumstances with force of law, with the consent of the Commissary. It holds eight total general business sessions per year, twice per quarter. Throughout the rest of the year, a number of Permanent Commissions are in place to look after issues of national interest when not in session. All sessions are open to the public, but foreigners are subject to a modest battery of checks and authorizations to be present.
The Commissary has the power to amend the [[Vurthungrian Revolutionary Constitution of 1947|Constitution]]; to pass, amend, and repeal laws; debate, coordinate, and approve economic development plans, the federal budget, credit, and financial programs; and to set the general guidelines for both domestic, and {{wpl|foreign policy}} in conjunction with the Executive Commission. It hears regular reports from national governmental services, and may grant amnesties. Additionally, it hears reports from regional and local Soviets when requested, and may additionally open the floor to citizens of the country or representatives of interest groups. The {{wpl|enumerated powers}} of the Commissary is generally limited under the Constitution, more so than most national legislative bodies. As such, the Commissary has fairly limited purview, and requires a significant level of approval to establish policy that affects the entirety of the Free Association.
==History==
==History==
The Federal Revolutionary Commissary was formed in 1947 from the Constitutional Commission after the document's ratification in January of that year. On September 22nd of that year, the first series of national elections were held, which replaced the Constitutional Commission with the First Legislature. The first session of the Commissary took place on 23 December of 1947, formally establishing it as the Free Association's legislative body.
The Commissary met in the [[Little House (Vurthungria)|Little House]] in [[New Haim]] from 1947 until 1975, when [[Constitution House (Vurthungria)|Constitution House]] was completed in the {{wpl|planned city}} of [[Taradabourgh]], which replaced New Haim as the nation's {{wpl|capital city}} that year.
==Elections==
==Elections==
==Composition==
==Composition==
===Permanent Legislative Commissions===
==Legislatures==
==Legislatures==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Legislature !! Years !! First Commissar !! Deputy Commissar !! Secretary
! Legislature !! Years !! First Commissar !! Deputy Commissar !! Secretary
|-
|-
| [[I Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|I Legislature]] || 1948–1954 || || ||  
| [[I Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|I Legislature]] || 1948–1954 || || || Antone d'Lissandri
|-
|-
| [[II Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|II Legislature]] || 1954–1960 || || ||  
| [[II Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|II Legislature]] || 1954–1960 || || || Antone d'Lissandri
|-
|-
| [[III Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|III Legislature]] || 1960–1966 || || ||  
| [[III Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|III Legislature]] || 1960–1966 || || || Antone d'Lissandri
|-
|-
| [[IV Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|IV Legislature]] || 1966–1972 || || ||  
| [[IV Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|IV Legislature]] || 1966–1972 || || || Ruaidhrí Connolloy
|-
|-
| [[V Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|V Legislature]] || 1972–1978 || || ||  
| [[V Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|V Legislature]] || 1972–1978 || || || Mircu Tirabosci
|-
|-
| [[VI Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|VI Legislature]] || 1978-1984 || || ||  
| [[VI Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|VI Legislature]] || 1978-1984 || || || Mircu Tirabosci
|-
|-
| [[VII Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|VII Legislature]] || 1984–1990 || || ||  
| [[VII Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|VII Legislature]] || 1984–1990 || || || Mircu Tirabosci
|-
|-
| [[VIII Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|VIII Legislature]] || 1990–1996 || || ||  
| [[VIII Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|VIII Legislature]] || 1990–1996 || || || Mircu Tirabosci
|-
|-
| [[IX Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|IX Legislature]] || 1996–2002 || || ||  
| [[IX Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|IX Legislature]] || 1996–2002 || || || Giuli Varanu
|-
|-
| [[X Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|X Legislature]] || 2002–2008 || || ||  
| [[X Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|X Legislature]] || 2002–2008 || || || An Fu Sung
|-
|-
| [[XI Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|XI Legislature]] || 2008–2014 || || || Morley Iain Wodes
| [[XI Legislature of the Vurthungrian FRC|XI Legislature]] || 2008–2014 || || || Morley Iain Wodes

Latest revision as of 20:22, 6 May 2020

Federal Rveolutionary Commissary of Vurthungria
XIII Legislature
Type
Type
Term limits
4 terms (24 years total possible)
History
FoundedDecember 22, 1947 (1947-12-22)
Preceded byVurthungrian Federal Soviet
Leadership
Olle Eldannadid, UCFW
since December 22, 2019 (2019-12-22)
Deputy Commissar
Hiberd Lapsley, UCFW
since December 22, 2019 (2019-12-22)
Structure
Seats199
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Political groups
Union of Citizens for the Federal Welfare (199 Seats)
Length of term
6 years
Elections
Single transferable vote
(for General Commissars)
Two-round system
(for First Commissar)
Last election
September 22, 2019 (2019-09-22)
Next election
2023
RedistrictingEvery 10 Years, Following Census
Meeting place
Constitution Hall, Taradabourgh
Constitution
Vurthungrian Revolutionary Constitution of 1947

The Revolutionary Federal Commissary of Vurthungria, abbreviated the Revolutionary Commissary, the archaic Federal Soviet, or simply the Commissary, is the unicameral legislative organ of the Vurthungrian Free Association of Communes and supreme body of governing power under the Free Association's soviet democracy. The Commissary's current leader and First Commissar is Olle Eldannadid. The Assembly, composed of elected representatives from the Commune and Municipal Soviets (199 seats at present), meets for regular sessions twice per quarter. Most recent elections took place on September 22, 2019, and the next elections are set to take place in 2022 and 2025, as terms are staggered between constituencies.

Overview

The Commissary is a unicameral (one-chamber) parliament and the only body in Vurthungria vested with both legislative and constituent authority on the national level, though the Executive Commission may pass decrees under very specific circumstances with force of law, with the consent of the Commissary. It holds eight total general business sessions per year, twice per quarter. Throughout the rest of the year, a number of Permanent Commissions are in place to look after issues of national interest when not in session. All sessions are open to the public, but foreigners are subject to a modest battery of checks and authorizations to be present.

The Commissary has the power to amend the Constitution; to pass, amend, and repeal laws; debate, coordinate, and approve economic development plans, the federal budget, credit, and financial programs; and to set the general guidelines for both domestic, and foreign policy in conjunction with the Executive Commission. It hears regular reports from national governmental services, and may grant amnesties. Additionally, it hears reports from regional and local Soviets when requested, and may additionally open the floor to citizens of the country or representatives of interest groups. The enumerated powers of the Commissary is generally limited under the Constitution, more so than most national legislative bodies. As such, the Commissary has fairly limited purview, and requires a significant level of approval to establish policy that affects the entirety of the Free Association.

History

The Federal Revolutionary Commissary was formed in 1947 from the Constitutional Commission after the document's ratification in January of that year. On September 22nd of that year, the first series of national elections were held, which replaced the Constitutional Commission with the First Legislature. The first session of the Commissary took place on 23 December of 1947, formally establishing it as the Free Association's legislative body.

The Commissary met in the Little House in New Haim from 1947 until 1975, when Constitution House was completed in the planned city of Taradabourgh, which replaced New Haim as the nation's capital city that year.

Elections

Composition

Permanent Legislative Commissions

Legislatures

Legislature Years First Commissar Deputy Commissar Secretary
I Legislature 1948–1954 Antone d'Lissandri
II Legislature 1954–1960 Antone d'Lissandri
III Legislature 1960–1966 Antone d'Lissandri
IV Legislature 1966–1972 Ruaidhrí Connolloy
V Legislature 1972–1978 Mircu Tirabosci
VI Legislature 1978-1984 Mircu Tirabosci
VII Legislature 1984–1990 Mircu Tirabosci
VIII Legislature 1990–1996 Mircu Tirabosci
IX Legislature 1996–2002 Giuli Varanu
X Legislature 2002–2008 An Fu Sung
XI Legislature 2008–2014 Morley Iain Wodes
XII Legislature 2014–2020 Morley Iain Wodes
XIII Legislature 2020- Olle Eldannadid Hiberd Lapsley Morley Iain Wodes

See Also

First Commissar of Vurthungria
Union of Citizens for the Federal Welfare (Vurthungria)
Vurthungrian Revolutionary Constitution of 1947

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