Council of Motochi
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Council of Motochi Conseil de Motochi | |
|---|---|
| Type | |
| Type | Primary legislative body of Motochi |
| Leadership | |
Prime Minister | |
Speaker of the Council | |
| Structure | |
| Seats | 500 |
| File:Councilofmotochi.PNG | |
| Meeting place | |
| Kwaro, Motochi | |
The Council of Motochi is the chief legislative body in charge of decision making in the country of Motochi. Founded in 1971 when the country was released from the rule of Werania, it is one of the oldest political organizations in the country and has remained in place continuously for the entire history of the country, ensuring that rule in Motochi has remained democratic since 1971. The Council is also representative of the entire country, with every district being represented, giving a voice to certain regions such as the separatist west.
Represented Parties
| Party name | Leader | Seats in the Council |
Ideology | Position |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sotirian Democrats | Hamadi Mousa | 127 / 500 |
Conservatism, Sotirian Democracy | Center-right |
| Liberal Democrats | Kasiya Hawa | 115 / 500 |
Liberalism, Economic conservatism | Center-left |
| Rural Party | Henry Kpodo | 105 / 500 |
Conservatism, Ruralism, Theocracy | Far-right |
| The Left | Ife Isoke | 86 / 500 |
Democratic Socialism, Internationalism, Antitheism | Far-left |
| Western League | Tahir Ranaka | 53 / 500 |
Separatism, Religious Nationalism, Social Conservatism | Far-right |
| Feminst Party | Anna Takiyah | 8 / 500 |
Feminism, Liberalism | Left wing |
| Pirate Party | Abam Tumaini | 6 / 500 |
Internet neutrality, Internet piracy, Civil rights | Far-left |