Congress of Heavenfall

Congress of Heavenfall
43rd Congress of Heavenfall
Type
Type	Bicameral
Houses	House of Owls House of Assembly
History
Founded	1 October 2070
Preceded by	Provisional Congress of Heavenfall
New session started	1 October 2175
Leadership
Chancellor of City Affairs	Rashid Abdul-Ghani al-Hadid, NLP since 1 October 2174
Lord of the Owls	Mattias Kristersson, Independent since 20 February 2166
Speaker of the House	Andrea Moreno, Independent since 1 April 2168
House Majority Leader	Cole Lukonde, NLP since 1 October 2170
House Opposition Leader	Zhang Wenzhe, CON since 1 April 2168
Structure
Seats	10,070 members: 32 owls 10,038 assemblymembers
House of Owls political groups	Independent (15)   Sun Kings (7)   Brick Coalition (5)   Blue Coalition (5)
House of Assembly political groups	Government (5034)   NLP (3423)   DLP (1184)   HCP (250)   RSP (155)   Independent (22) Consensus (3134)   LIB (2598)   UNI (517)   Independent (19)   GPH (12) Opposition (1506)   CON (1256)   LPR (154)   PRH (95)   Independent (1) Non-attached (364)   LFS (145)   ANC (104)   VMV (96)   Independent (7)
Elections
House of Owls voting system	Appointed by the House of Assembly, president, Green Valley Corporation, MX Construction, Freud Entertainment, and local governments
House of Assembly voting system	Additional member system
House of Assembly last election	26 August 2175
House of Assembly next election	7 March 2178
Meeting place
Angel's Dome Highsea, Heavenfall
Website
www.congress.hf

The Congress of Heavenfall is the bicameral legislature of Heavenfall. It is composed of an upper body, the House of Owls, and a lower body, the House of Assembly. It meets in Angel's Dome in Highsea, with the Assembly gathering on floors 400 to 450 and the Owls gathering on floors 450 to 455. Assemblymembers are directly elected under a parallel voting system, and owls are appointed by various bodies. Congress has 10,070 members: 32 owls and 10,038 assemblymembers. The Heavenfall Chancellor of City Affairs is granted a tie-breaking vote in both chambers, in addition to their regular vote in the House of Assembly.