Royal Assembly of Albeinland

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Royal Assembly of the
Kingdom of Albeinland
Coat of arms or logo
Type
Type
Leadership
Richard Barrow, Conservative
since 11 March 2019
Thomas Corbyn, SDP
since 10 June 2018
Vincent Lloyd, Conservative
since 12 November 2018
Structure
Seats160 AMs
Current composition of the Parliament
Political groups
HM Government (87)
  •   Conservative Party: 74 seats
  •   Albish Nationalist League: 15 seats

HM Opposition (64)

  •   Social Democratic Party: 44 seats
  •   Green Alliance: 13 seats
  •   Radicals: 7 seats

Other opposition (13)

  •   Liberal Party: 13 seats
Elections
Party-list proportional representation
Last election
12 November 2018
Meeting place
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Orwell House, Castelby
Website
www.royalassembly.gov.ab

The Royal Assembly of the Kingdom of Albeinland, commonly known as the Royal Assembly, Albish Parliament, Albish Assembly or Parliament, is the supreme lesgislative body of Albeinland and its overseas territories, owning superiority over all Albish local authorities and town councils. According to the Common Charter, the Royal Assembly is a unicameral legislature consisting of 160 Assembly Members (AMs) elected under a party-list proportional representation system to a unlimited term of office (At Her Majesty's Pleasure) with the role of represent its constituency on the national political sphere until the Assembly's dissolution. The Parliament meets in the Orwell House on the Luffton ward in Castelby.

It's the duty of the Royal Assembly to approve laws and supervises the work of the Chancellor and its Cabinet, as well as adopt the national budget every year and approve state costs. Although having its own independence from the Albish Crown and other government branches, the Albish Sovereign still exerts a considerable amount of influence while acting as supervisor of the current political system to avoid irregularities. The Queen manages several parliamentary occasions such as the State Opening of the Parliament.


History

Role

Legislative functions

Judicial functions

Parliamentary questions

State Opening of the Parliament

Members and elections

Qualifications

Officers

Commitess

Broadcasting media

Albish parliamentary debates can be viewed through ABS Parliament, a television channel from the Albish Broadcasting Service created in 1991 to accomplish and report the Royal Assembly's activities daily.

See Also