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==History==
==History==
The origins of legislative authority in [[Alquiya]] can trace their roots back to royal councils formed by the [[Kingdom of Alquiya|King of Alquiya]], starting in the early 10th century. Like many medieval councils, this body was not a permanent legislature but rather the monarch's court, with barons and dukes from across the kingdom coming together to advise the royal house on matters. Ultimate political authority still rested with the monarch, and membership in the royal council was fluid. This system of royal courts persisted until the early-19th century when [[King Aljodof II]] proclaimed the creation of a Parliament after a wave due to the ongoing rise of liberalism parliamentarians sweeping across Europe and the Nelborne Islands. The Kingdom of Alquiya was one of the last Nelbec states to adopt a formal legislative branch in their government, with [[New Svealand]] (1725), [[Kingdom of Trjebia|Trjebia]] (1764), and [[Seketan]] (1799) all establishing theirs long before Alquiya.
The origins of legislative authority in [[Alquiya]] can trace their roots back to royal councils formed by the [[Kingdom of Alquiya|King of Alquiya]], starting in the early 10th century. Like many medieval councils, this body was not a permanent legislature but rather the monarch's court, with barons and dukes from across the kingdom coming together to advise the royal house on matters. Ultimate political authority still rested with the monarch, and membership in the royal council was fluid. This system of royal courts persisted until the early-19th century when [[King Aljodof II]] proclaimed the creation of a Parliament after a wave due to the ongoing rise of liberalism parliamentarians sweeping across Europe and the Nelborne Islands. The Kingdom of Alquiya was one of the last Nelbec states to adopt a formal legislative branch in their government, with [[New Svealand]] (1725), [[Kingdom of Trjebia|Trjebia]] (1764), and [[Seketan]] (1799) all establishing theirs long before Alquiya.
=Composition=
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!colspan=2|Party
!Leader
!Ideolagy
!Postion
!Seats
!Status
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|bgcolor=#5cbf71| ||align=left|[[Our Revolution (Seketan)|Our Revolution]]||align=left|[[Simeon Brasa]]||Populism||Big Tent||126||{{yes2|Government}}
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|bgcolor=#006400| ||align=left|[[Socialist Party (Seketan)|Socialist]]||align=left|[[Paul Marigon]]||Social Democracy||Centre-Left||59||{{no2|Oppostion}}
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|bgcolor=#47478d| ||align=left|[[National Conservative Party (Seketan)|National Conservative]]||align=left|[[Yosef Alderbje]]||Conservatism||Centre-Right to Right Wing||27||{{yes|Confidence and Supply}}
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|bgcolor=#ff8040| ||align=left|[[Freedom Alliance|Freedom Alliance]]||align=left|Thom Markse||Libertarianism||Right Wing||20||{{yes2|Government}}
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|bgcolor=#cc0000| ||align=left|[[Labour and Unionists Cooperative|Labour]]||align=left|Nicolas Jessen||Democratic Socialism||Left Wing to Far Left||17||{{no2|Oppostion}}
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|bgcolor=#ff8c00| ||align=left|[[Liberal Democratic Party (Seketan)|Liberal Democrats]]||align=left|Oran Phajka||Liberalism||Centre||14||{{no2|Oppostion}}
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|bgcolor=#66a3ff| ||align=left|[[Wilsk National Party]]||align=left|William Happer||Wilsk Nationalism||Centre-Left to Centre-Right||9||{{no2|Oppostion}}
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|bgcolor=#24808e| ||align=left|[[Party of Seketan|YaS]]||align=left|Fjedor Impousek||Nationalism||Right Wing to Far Right||7||{{no2|Oppostion}}
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|bgcolor=#47d147| ||align=left|[[Green Party (Seketan)|Green]]||align=left|Haijlee Wersk||Enviormentalism||Centre-Left||6||{{no2|Oppostion}}
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|bgcolor=#4a3389| ||align=left|[[Social People's Party|Social People's]]||align=left|Julia Yelp||Social Liberalism||Centre||3||{{no2|Oppostion}}
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|bgcolor=#803f00| ||align=left|[[Fjeska National Party (Seketan)|Fjeska National]]||align=left|Jayime Martjnson||Fjeska Nationalism||Centre to Right Wing||1||{{no2|Oppostion}}
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|bgcolor=#742f60| ||align=left|[[Progressive Party (Seketan)|Progressive Party]]||align=left|Jayime Martjnson||Democratic Socialism||Left Wing||1||{{no2|Oppostion}}
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Revision as of 17:07, 8 March 2023

National Assembly
33rd Session
History
Founded1973 (1973)
Leadership
President
NAME, NUAR
since May 6, 2019
Prime Minister
NAME, NUAR
since May 2, 2011
Leader of the Opposition
NAME, ADA
since October 12, 2021
Structure
Seats357 DNA's
Alquiya NA Mar72023.svg
Political groups
Government (241)
  •   NUAR (241)

Opposition (116)

Elections
Additional member system
Last election
May 6, 2019
Next election
Before May 7, 2023

The Alquiyan National Assembly, also known colloqually as the Assembly or the Parliament is the unicameral legislature of Alquiya. The assembly consists of 357 Deputies of the National Assembly, or DNA's, which are elected every 4 years. According to the 1982 Alquiyan Constitution, the assembly is vested with sole legislative authority, and is the primary governing body in the Government of Alquiya, with the power to appoint the Prime Minister, Ministers, and judges of federal courts. The most recent election for the assembly took place on May 6, 2019.

History

The origins of legislative authority in Alquiya can trace their roots back to royal councils formed by the King of Alquiya, starting in the early 10th century. Like many medieval councils, this body was not a permanent legislature but rather the monarch's court, with barons and dukes from across the kingdom coming together to advise the royal house on matters. Ultimate political authority still rested with the monarch, and membership in the royal council was fluid. This system of royal courts persisted until the early-19th century when King Aljodof II proclaimed the creation of a Parliament after a wave due to the ongoing rise of liberalism parliamentarians sweeping across Europe and the Nelborne Islands. The Kingdom of Alquiya was one of the last Nelbec states to adopt a formal legislative branch in their government, with New Svealand (1725), Trjebia (1764), and Seketan (1799) all establishing theirs long before Alquiya.

Composition

SekLowerHouse2023.svg
Party Leader Ideolagy Postion Seats Status
Our Revolution Simeon Brasa Populism Big Tent 126 Government
Socialist Paul Marigon Social Democracy Centre-Left 59 Oppostion
National Conservative Yosef Alderbje Conservatism Centre-Right to Right Wing 27 Confidence and Supply
Freedom Alliance Thom Markse Libertarianism Right Wing 20 Government
Labour Nicolas Jessen Democratic Socialism Left Wing to Far Left 17 Oppostion
Liberal Democrats Oran Phajka Liberalism Centre 14 Oppostion
Wilsk National Party William Happer Wilsk Nationalism Centre-Left to Centre-Right 9 Oppostion
YaS Fjedor Impousek Nationalism Right Wing to Far Right 7 Oppostion
Green Haijlee Wersk Enviormentalism Centre-Left 6 Oppostion
Social People's Julia Yelp Social Liberalism Centre 3 Oppostion
Fjeska National Jayime Martjnson Fjeska Nationalism Centre to Right Wing 1 Oppostion
Progressive Party Jayime Martjnson Democratic Socialism Left Wing 1 Oppostion