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| name = Assembly <br><small>of the Inner Sekidean Union</small> | | name = Assembly <br><small>of the Inner Sekidean Union</small> | ||
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| seats = '''500''' | | seats = '''500 voting members'''<br>10 observers | ||
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'''Voting members (500)''' | |||
*{{color box|<!--#ec5800-->#E00000}} DS-SD<!--Democratic Socialists - Social Democrats--> (154) | *{{color box|<!--#ec5800-->#E00000}} DS-SD<!--Democratic Socialists - Social Democrats--> (154) | ||
*{{color box|#18b000}} Green (105) | *{{color box|#18b000}} Green (105) | ||
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*{{color box|#00cbf0}} AMPP<!--Alliance of Minor Political Parties--> (10) | *{{color box|#00cbf0}} AMPP<!--Alliance of Minor Political Parties--> (10) | ||
*{{color box|<!--#bf0202-->#880000}} SCI<!--Sekidean Communist International--> (9) | *{{color box|<!--#bf0202-->#880000}} SCI<!--Sekidean Communist International--> (9) | ||
'''Observers (10)''' | |||
*[[Sekidean Union|By membership]] (8){{Hidden begin}} | |||
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*By agreement (2){{Hidden begin}} | |||
**{{flag|Dokodo Union}} | |||
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'''Voting members (35)''' | |||
*{{color box|<!--#ec5800-->#E00000}} DS-SD<!--Democratic Socialists - Social Democrats--> (11) | |||
*{{color box|#18b000}} Green (7) | |||
*{{color box|#002d72}} SUCP<!--Sekidean Union of Civic Parties--> (5) | |||
*{{color box|#000000}} PULL<!--People's Union of Liberal Leftists--> (3) | |||
*{{color box|#993366}} UPSMR<!--United Party of Sekidean Monarchists and Royalists--> (2) | |||
*{{color box|#dcff00}} SCA<!--Sekidean Conservative Alliance--> (2) | |||
*{{color box|#ffcd00}} PSFMP<!--Pan-Sekidean Free Market Party--> (2) | |||
*{{color box|#a62835}} PFSC<!--Party for Federalization of Sekidean Countries--> (1) | |||
*{{color box|#274885}} PNS<!--Parties for National Sovereignity--> (1) | |||
*{{color box|#00cbf0}} AMPP<!--Alliance of Minor Political Parties--> (1) | |||
<!--*{{color box|<!--#bf0202--><!--#880000}} SCI<!--Sekidean Communist International--> <!--(0)--> | |||
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| voting_system1 = [[Siedem method]] | | voting_system1 = [[Siedem method]] | ||
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| first_election1 = | | first_election1 = [[1984 Sekidean legislative appointment|{{date|1984-07-21}}]] ''(Indirect)''<br>[[1992 Sekidean legislative election|{{date|1992-01-18}}]] ''(Direct)'' | ||
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The '''Assembly of the Inner Sekidean Union''', also known simply as the '''Sekidean Assembly''', also archaically | The '''Assembly of the Inner Sekidean Union''', also known simply as the '''Sekidean Assembly''', also archaically and erraniously sometimes called the '''Sekidean Parliament''', is the lower house of the [[Sekidean Parliament]], forming along with the [[Sekidean Council]] a bicameral legislature. It is created to represent the people living in the [[Inner Sekidean Union]], and therefore is directly elected, unlike its counterpart. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
The predecessor of the current Assembly was founded on January 1st, 1985 (with the [[1984 Sekidean legislative appointment|first elections]] and preparatory work happening in 1984). Its first two convocations were elected by the member states' legislatures, while the first direct elections for the whole populace were held on [[1992 Sekidean legislative election|{{date|1992-01-18}}]]. | |||
The parliament originally had little to no rights, as it was subservient to the proposals and regulations by the Sekidean Council and the Sekidean Committee. This, among other problems, caused friction and distrust in the institutions of the Sekidean Union, until the system was reformed in 2012 with the establishment of the [[Inner Sekidean Union]]. | |||
The [[2012 Sekidean legislative election|2012 election]] was the first one taking place exclusively in the Sekidean Union's Inner Circle, instead of the whole union, as the Assembly's (renamed from the Sekidean Parliament) rights have been expanded. At the same time, the number of MSPs has been set to 500. | |||
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
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: | 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 | *{{flag|Canton River Delta}} - sends 102 deputies | ||
*{{flag|Hondonia}} - sends | *{{flag|Hondonia}} - sends 21 deputies | ||
*{{flag|Kentalis}} - sends | *{{flag|Kentalis}} - sends 37 deputies | ||
*{{flag| | *{{flag|Kistolian Union}} - sends 34 deputies | ||
*{{flag|Mustelaria}} - sends | *{{flag|Mustelaria}} - sends 70 deputies | ||
*{{flag|Moldanovica}} - sends | *{{flag|Moldanovica}} - sends 31 deputies | ||
*{{flag|Prei Meas}} - sends | *{{flag|Prei Meas}} - sends 91 deputies | ||
*{{flag|Speke}} - sends | *{{flag|Speke}} - sends 27 deputies | ||
*{{flag|Torvon}} - sends | *{{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: | 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 | *[[1992 Sekidean legislative election]] - elected the 3<sup>rd</sup> Convocation - elections on {{date|1992-01-18}} - Elected by all members of the [[Sekidean Union]] | ||
*[[1997 Sekidean legislative election]] - elected the 4<sup>th</sup> Convocation | *[[1997 Sekidean legislative election]] - elected the 4<sup>th</sup> Convocation - elections on {{date|1997-01-18}} - Elected by all members of the [[Sekidean Union]] | ||
*[[2002 Sekidean legislative election]] - elected the 5<sup>th</sup> Convocation | *[[2002 Sekidean legislative election]] - elected the 5<sup>th</sup> Convocation - elections on {{date|2002-01-19}} - Elected by all members of the [[Sekidean Union]] | ||
*[[2007 Sekidean legislative election]] - elected the 6<sup>th</sup> Convocation | *[[2007 Sekidean legislative election]] - elected the 6<sup>th</sup> Convocation - elections on {{date|2007-01-20}} - Elected by all members of the [[Sekidean Union]] | ||
*[[2012 Sekidean legislative election]] - elected the 7<sup>th</sup> Convocation | *[[2012 Sekidean legislative election]] - elected the 7<sup>th</sup> Convocation - elections on {{date|2012-01-21}} - Elected by the [[Inner Sekidean Union]] only | ||
*[[2017 Sekidean legislative election]] - elected the 8<sup>th</sup> Convocation | *[[2017 Sekidean legislative election]] - elected the 8<sup>th</sup> Convocation - elections on {{date|2017-01-21}} - Elected by the [[Inner Sekidean Union]] only | ||
*[[2022 Sekidean legislative election]] - elected the 9<sup>th</sup> Convocation | *[[2022 Sekidean legislative election]] - elected the 9<sup>th</sup> Convocation - elections on {{date|2022-01-22}} - Elected by the [[Inner Sekidean Union]] only | ||
First two convocations were indirectly elected by the state legislatures: | First two convocations were indirectly elected by the state legislatures: | ||
*[[1984 Sekidean legislative appointment]] - selected the 1<sup>st</sup> Convocation | *[[1984 Sekidean legislative appointment]] - selected the 1<sup>st</sup> Convocation - elections on {{date|1984-07-21}} - Elected by all members of the [[Sekidean Cabinet of Leaders]] and by member state legislatures | ||
*[[1987 Sekidean legislative appointment]] - selected the 2<sup>nd</sup> Convocation | *[[1987 Sekidean legislative appointment]] - selected the 2<sup>nd</sup> Convocation - elections on {{date|1987-01-17}} - Elected by all members of the [[Sekidean Cabinet of Leaders]] and by member 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. | ||
==Parties== | ==Parties== | ||
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==Legislative process== | ==Legislative process== | ||
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===Standing committee=== | |||
{{Main|Sekidean Bureau}} | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:20, 1 October 2022
Assembly of the Inner Sekidean Union | |
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Type | |
Type | |
Structure | |
Seats | 500 voting members 10 observers |
Political groups | Voting members (500)
Observers (10)
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Bureau political groups | Voting members (35)
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Elections | |
Siedem method | |
First election | 21 July 1984 (Indirect) 18 January 1992 (Direct) |
Last election | 22 January 2022 |
Next election | Before 22 January 2027 |
Meeting place | |
Parliament Building, Gimyeong, Prei Meas |
The Assembly of the Inner Sekidean Union, also known simply as the Sekidean Assembly, also archaically and erraniously sometimes called the Sekidean Parliament, is the lower house of the Sekidean Parliament, forming along with the Sekidean Council a bicameral legislature. It is created to represent the people living in the Inner Sekidean Union, and therefore is directly elected, unlike its counterpart.
History
The predecessor of the current Assembly was founded on January 1st, 1985 (with the first elections and preparatory work happening in 1984). Its first two convocations were elected by the member states' legislatures, while the first direct elections for the whole populace were held on 18 January 1992.
The parliament originally had little to no rights, as it was subservient to the proposals and regulations by the Sekidean Council and the Sekidean Committee. This, among other problems, caused friction and distrust in the institutions of the Sekidean Union, until the system was reformed in 2012 with the establishment of the Inner Sekidean Union.
The 2012 election was the first one taking place exclusively in the Sekidean Union's Inner Circle, instead of the whole union, as the Assembly's (renamed from the Sekidean Parliament) rights have been expanded. At the same time, the number of MSPs has been set to 500.
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Overview
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:
- Canton River Delta - sends 102 deputies
- Hondonia - sends 21 deputies
- Kentalis - sends 37 deputies
- Kistolian Union - sends 34 deputies
- Mustelaria - sends 70 deputies
- Moldanovica - sends 31 deputies
- Prei Meas - sends 91 deputies
- Speke - sends 27 deputies
- Tiskaiya - sends 43 deputies
- Torvon - sends 39 deputies
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:
- 1992 Sekidean legislative election - elected the 3rd Convocation - elections on 18 January 1992 - Elected by all members of the Sekidean Union
- 1997 Sekidean legislative election - elected the 4th Convocation - elections on 18 January 1997 - Elected by all members of the Sekidean Union
- 2002 Sekidean legislative election - elected the 5th Convocation - elections on 19 January 2002 - Elected by all members of the Sekidean Union
- 2007 Sekidean legislative election - elected the 6th Convocation - elections on 20 January 2007 - Elected by all members of the Sekidean Union
- 2012 Sekidean legislative election - elected the 7th Convocation - elections on 21 January 2012 - Elected by the Inner Sekidean Union only
- 2017 Sekidean legislative election - elected the 8th Convocation - elections on 21 January 2017 - Elected by the Inner Sekidean Union only
- 2022 Sekidean legislative election - elected the 9th Convocation - elections on 22 January 2022 - Elected by the Inner Sekidean Union only
First two convocations were indirectly elected by the state legislatures:
- 1984 Sekidean legislative appointment - selected the 1st Convocation - elections on 21 July 1984 - Elected by all members of the Sekidean Cabinet of Leaders and by member state legislatures
- 1987 Sekidean legislative appointment - selected the 2nd Convocation - elections on 17 January 1987 - Elected by all members of the Sekidean Cabinet of Leaders and by member state legislatures
Elections to the Assembly
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.
Parties
Due to the specifics of the Siedem method, it is favorable for the candidates to form coalitions across the country lines, creating broad, often highly decentralized, coalitions of likeminded people, that united national parties in the countries of the Sekidean Union. Currently, there are 11 such coalition-parties represented in the Assembly:
- SCI – Sekidean Communist International, currently represented by 9 MSPs
- DS-SD – Democratic Socialists - Social Democrats, currently represented by 154 MSPs
- Green – Coalition of Green and Ecology-Minded Parties, currently represented by 105 MSPs
- PULL – People's Union of Liberal Leftists, currently represented by 42 MSPs
- PFSC – Party for Federalization of Sekidean Countries, currently represented by 21 MSPs
- AMPP – Alliance of Minor Political Parties, currently represented by 10 MSPs
- SUCP – Sekidean Union of Civic Parties, currently represented by 67 MSPs
- UPSMR – United Party of Sekidean Monarchists and Royalists, currently represented by 26 MSPs
- PSFMP – Pan-Sekidean Free Market Party, currently represented by 24 MSPs
- SCA – Sekidean Conservative Alliance, currently represented by 25 MSPs
- PNS – Parties for National Sovereignity, currently represented by 15 MSPs
Legislative process
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Standing committee
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