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The '''Piraean Senate''' ({{wp|Greek language|Piraese}}: Πειραιηκή ἐκκλησία, ''Pireikí {{wp|Ecclesia (ancient Athens)|Ekklesia}}'') is the {{wp|parliament}} of [[Piraea]] located in the Palace of the Republic in [[Alikianos]]. The Senate is the supreme {{wp|legislative body}}, holding ultimate power over all other political bodies, and represents the citizens through an elected body of Senators.  
The '''Piraean Senate''' ({{wp|Greek language|Piraese}}: Πειραιηκή ἐκκλησία, ''Pireikí {{wp|Ecclesia (ancient Athens)|Ekklesia}}'') is the {{wp|parliament}} of [[Piraea]] located in the Palace of the Republic in [[Alikianos]]. The Senate is the supreme {{wp|legislative body}}, holding ultimate power over all other political bodies, and represents the citizens through an elected body of Senators.  


It a {{wp|unicameral}} legislature comprised by 125 members with seats allocated following the {{wp|Sainte-Laguë method}}. Elections are held regularly every four years, but may be called earlier at the discretion of the {{wp|Premier}} should the [[Presidency of Piraea|Presidency]] give approval. The Senate has well defined powers and was conceived as a control institution of the government; in practise, the Senate passes laws, approved cabinets, gives or withdraws confidence of Premiers, censores ministers, approves budgets and others. The last election was held in 2017 and the next election must be held no later than 2022. Members are elected by {{wp|proportional representation}}. 200 seats are allocated based on votes share, with the remaining 50 are awarded to the largest party. There is an electoral threshold of 2% that parties and members must pass in order to enter the Senate. If an individual passes the threshold but their party does not, they are still able to take their seat.  
It a {{wp|unicameral}} legislature comprised by 125 members with seats allocated following the {{wp|Sainte-Laguë method}}. Elections are held regularly every four years, but may be called earlier at the discretion of the {{wp|Premier}} should the [[Presidency of Piraea|Presidency]] give approval. The Senate has well defined powers and was conceived as a control institution of the government; in practise, the Senate passes laws, approved cabinets, gives or withdraws confidence of Premiers, issues motions of no confidence, censores ministers, approves budgets and others. The Senate has a crucial role during {{wp|government control sessions}}, which happen every Thursday and count with the opposition inquiring government ministers about current affairs. The first session of the year after Senatorial recess is presided by the three members of the Presidency and attended by the Premier and ministers.  
 
The current legislature is the 13th since the return of democracy in Piraea. IN the history of Piraea, this is the legislature with the largest presence of third parties other than the traditionally dominants [[Piraese Socialist Workers Union|PSEE]] and [[People's Party (Piraea)|People's Party]]. The legislature gave its confidence to [[Panopoulos government|Stamatios Panopoulos]] (PSEE) and is presided by [[Konstantinos Baltas]] (PSEE).
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Piraean Senate

Πειραιηκή ἐκκλησία
Pireikí Ekklesia (Piraese)
Coat of arms or logo
Type
Type
Leadership
Structure
Seats125
Current Structure of the Senate
Political groups
Government (67)

Opposition (58)

Elections
Open list proportional representation
Last election
5 May 2017
Next election
12 September 2022
Meeting place
Primera sesión del debate de investidura de Esperanza Aguirre (madrid.org) (8).jpg
Palace of the Republic, Alikianos, Piraea
Website
www.parlamentpl.pl

The Piraean Senate (Piraese: Πειραιηκή ἐκκλησία, Pireikí Ekklesia) is the parliament of Piraea located in the Palace of the Republic in Alikianos. The Senate is the supreme legislative body, holding ultimate power over all other political bodies, and represents the citizens through an elected body of Senators.

It a unicameral legislature comprised by 125 members with seats allocated following the Sainte-Laguë method. Elections are held regularly every four years, but may be called earlier at the discretion of the Premier should the Presidency give approval. The Senate has well defined powers and was conceived as a control institution of the government; in practise, the Senate passes laws, approved cabinets, gives or withdraws confidence of Premiers, issues motions of no confidence, censores ministers, approves budgets and others. The Senate has a crucial role during government control sessions, which happen every Thursday and count with the opposition inquiring government ministers about current affairs. The first session of the year after Senatorial recess is presided by the three members of the Presidency and attended by the Premier and ministers.

The current legislature is the 13th since the return of democracy in Piraea. IN the history of Piraea, this is the legislature with the largest presence of third parties other than the traditionally dominants PSEE and People's Party. The legislature gave its confidence to Stamatios Panopoulos (PSEE) and is presided by Konstantinos Baltas (PSEE).

Name

History

Speaker

Current office of Speaker

Actual composition