Legislative Assembly of Gjenor

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Legislative Assembly of Gjenor
History
Founded	1924 (1924)
Leadership
President	Noa Rejen, Socialist since 2019
Chief of Government	Pyotr Hjes, Socialist since 2019
Structure
Seats	113 MLA's

Political groups	Government (60) Socialist (60) Opposition (119) Liberal Democrats (20) Green (10) National Conservative (9) Labour (7) YaS (3) Our Revolution (2) Progressive (1) Communist (1)
Elections
Voting system	63 elected through FPTP single member districts 50 seats elected though D'Hondt proportional closed lists
Last election	6 March 2023
Next election	No later then 2027

Seketan

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Seketan
Seketan (structure)
Consitution History of Seketese Consitutions (1918,1924,1945) Tribunal of Rememberance
Head of State President of Seketan(list) Fjedor Alesk (Ind.)
Executive Prime Minister (list) Simy Brasa (MO) Second Minister Matieus Harmonn (FA) Cabinet Brasa National Ministeries
Legislative Hérvynsken Upper House: State Council Lower House: Commons Council Provicial legislatures Bynan, Ellinesa, Fjeska, Giorgi-Alesk, Gjenor, Nelderjen, Wilskland
Judiciary Supreme Court of Seketan Provincial Courts Bynan, Ellinesa, Fjeska, Giorgi-Alesk, Gjenor, Nelderjen, Wilskland Regional Courts
Provinces Bynan Ellinesa Fjeska Giorgi-Alesk Gjenor Nelderjen Wilskland (Independent State)
Foreign relations Minister: Mélanie Pjerata Diplomatic missions of / in Seketan Nationality law Passport Visa requirements Visa policy Seketese-Nelbec Relations Seketese–European Union relations
Political Parties In Government Our Revolution Freedom Alliance National Conservative (Confidence & Supply) Opposition Socialist Labour Liberal Democrats Wilsk National Party YaS Green Social People's Fjeska National Progressives
Related topics Kjedorate Party Socialist Question Fjeska conflict Ciloven Accord Trjebians in Seketan
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The Legislative Assembly of Gjenor is the legislative branch of the Gjenor provincial government. It sits in the Provincial Building in Djenibek and is responsible for passing laws, motions, and budgets. It has 113 MLAs elected every 4 years, with the last election taking place in 2023.

Legislative Assembly of Gjenor

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