Legislature of Thransaltz

Legislative bodies of the Principality of Thransaltz Legislativeboden des Fürstentums Thransaltz Lonemöpef Plinama Transalzäna
Logo of the State Council
Logo of the Citizens' Assembly
Type
Type	Acameral
History
Founded	January 1, 1980 (1980-01-01)
Preceded by	Assembly of Deputies
Structure
Seats	28 (State Council) ~ 35,070 (Citizens' Assembly)
State Council political groups	AUPS (10)   TLBP (4)   CDP (4)   VLP (3)   PNST (3)   UGAP (2)   TSGP (1)   Independent (1)
Citizens' Assembly political groups	AUPS (~ 6,760)   TLBP (~ 4,050)   CDP (~ 3,350)   VLP (~ 3,250)   PNST (~ 2,420)   UGAP (~ 1,880)   TSGP (~ 820)   Other allegiance (~ 1,160)   Non-aligned (~ 11,380)
Length of term	3 years
Elections
State Council voting system	D'Hondt method
Citizens' Assembly voting system	None, all adult citizens automatically qualify
State Council last election	2022 Thransaltzer legislative election
State Council next election	2025 Thransaltzer legislative election
Meeting place
Hauptakademiegebäude, Stahall
Footnotes

The Legislature of Thransaltz consists of the pool of all adult citizens of Thransaltz, referred to as the Citizens' Assembly, and the 28-seats-large State Council, which serves as a standing committee of the Citizens' Assembly.

Given its wide implementation of direct democracy, it is often considered to be the only acameral (0 chambers) state legislature in the wurld.

History

The legislature of Thransaltz was, from the early 19th century, directed by a condominium-appointed rule by decree from Walneria and Stedoria. After a 1930 reform, a 15-member advisory board was formed for the executive assembly appointed by a joint committee of the two countries, whose function was to suggest legislature that may be overseen by the ruling body.

After the Stedorian-Walnerian War, the advisory board, renamed to the Assembly of Deputies, was given expanded legislative power, with the two overseeing countries keeping the condominium only through the legislative veto powers. After multiple disputes between the two overseeing countries, it was agreed, that on January 1st, 1980, Thranzaltz would be given complete independence.

In late 1979, the Assembly of Deputies held a referendum about the future of legislature, from which the decision to transform into a direct democracy was made. On January 1st, 1980, the Assembly of Deputies transformed into the State Council and a body of all citizens with the age above 18 years of age transformed into the Citizens' Assembly, which is the official legislative power in the country to this day. The State Council was elected in September 1980 for the first time. As of 2022, there have been 14 elections:

• 1980 Thranzaltz State Council election
• 1983 Thranzaltz State Council election
• 1986 Thranzaltz State Council election
• 1989 Thranzaltz State Council election
• 1992 Thranzaltz State Council election
• 1995 Thranzaltz State Council election
• 1998 Thranzaltz State Council election
• 2001 Thranzaltz State Council election
• 2004 Thranzaltz State Council election
• 2007 Thranzaltz State Council election
• 2010 Thranzaltz State Council election
• 2013 Thranzaltz State Council election
• 2016 Thranzaltz State Council election
• 2019 Thranzaltz State Council election
• 2022 Thranzaltz State Council election

System

Main article: Thransältzer Postillon

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Election

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Legislative process

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Rights

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Current composition

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Accurate as of 26 November 2024 T 22:18 (UTC)

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Party		Members
		State Council	Citizens' Assembly
	Alliance of Independent Political Subjects	10	6,761
	Thransaltz Liberal Citizens' Party	4	4,047
	Christian Democratic Party	4	3,347
	United Party of the Left	3	3,247
	Party of National Sovereignty of Thransaltz	3	2,415
	Union of Green and Agrarian Parties	2	1,883
	Thransaltz Socialist Gemotam Party	1	823
Other allegiance		0	1,163
Non-aligned		1	11,379
Total voting pool		28	35,065
Minors		—	10,076
Total population		28	45,141