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The Caminoan Parliament

Kaminoa Dieta (Spanish)
42nd Parliament
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Type
Type
Term limits
5 Years (First Term), 4 Years (Re-elected for subsequent terms)
History
Founded21 November 1821
Leadership
Speaker of the Kaminoa Dieta
Mr.Speaker. Rt. Hon. Bill Burr, Independent
Deputy Speaker of the Kaminoa Dieta
Madam Deputy Speaker. Rt Hon. Aimi Kobayashi, CSD
Structure
Seats600
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Political groups
Government
  National Bloc (68)
  Centre Group (54)
  Non-inscrits and independents
Opposition
  Progressive Alliance (68)
  Liberal Union (52)
  Non-inscrits and independents
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Senate
political groups
  Independents
Joint committees
28
Elections
Single transferable vote
Sortition and appointment by the President based on advice
Last election
22 January 2020
Next election
22 January 2024
Meeting place
Parliament Building, R'akstagg, Mişeyáke
Website
http://www.parliament.govcm/

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The Kaminoa Dieta (English: Caminoan Parliament) is the unicameral federal legislature of Caminoes. It consists of one chamber presided over byThe Speaker of the Dieta. The Members of Parliament or MP's gather in the parliament building referred to as the R'askstagg.

The Dieta is composed of 600 seats (fixed) and adjusts when there are overhang seats[[1]], this is due to the proportional representation electoral system that the country has. Members of Parliament who are elected for the first time are granted a 5-year first term and once re-elected are granted 4 more years, an additional 4 are then granted for the subsequent elections they win, MP's only leave The Dieta after one of two circumstances, either through losing their seat in an election or by retiring/resigning.

The numerous and diverse demographics of the Caminoes lends itself to a very dynamic political spectrum which then results to a varied and wide array of political perceptions. This leads to a multi-party system that is then unified as a Coalition Government led by a chosen Coalition Secretary, usually nominated by the Prime Minister.

History

Legislative functions

The Parliament is imperfectly bicameral:

Extraordinary sessions

Bills

Legislative procedure

The Parliament's legislative procedure has four stages:

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Responsibilities

Parliamentary procedure

Members

Members of Parliament