Islamic House of Commons

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House of Commons

مجلس العموم
1st Parliament
Type
Type
History
New session started
2006
Leadership
Speaker of the House
William al-Maleh, CPUR
Muhammad al-Maleh, IABR
Muhammad al-Maleh ibn Sayid, IABR
Leader of the Opposition
Sayid ibn Muhammad, PPPEB
Structure
Seats600 Members of the House
IHoC Diagram.svg
Political groups
The Government (326)
  IABR: 326 seats
The Most Loyal Opposition (117)
  PPEB: 107 seats
  IPPO: 10 seats
Other Opposition (80)
  CPUR: 80 seats
Length of term
up to 5 years
Elections
Instant-runoff voting
Last election
2006
Next election
2011
RedistrictingRecommendations on how constituencies should be redistricted is carried out by the four boundary commissions, but Parliament has final say on the boundaries.

The House of Commons (مجلس العموم), often informally referred to simply as 'The Commons', is the chamber of Parliament responsible for representing the common people, and is directly elected by the people. The House is comprised of 534 members called Members of the House, often simply called Members or MHs.