Constituent Assembly (Pinang)

The Constituent Assembly is the body in charge of writing the seventh Pinangese constitution. The assembly was composed of 12 members, who were elected on 5 and 6 March 2023. It dissolved on 27 March 2023, after its approval of the new constitution.

Constituent Assembly Assemblea Costituente
2nd Constituent Assembly
History
Founded	6 March 2023 (2023-03-06)
Disbanded	March 27, 2023 (2023-03-27)
New session started	6 March 2022
Leadership
Speaker of the Constituent Assembly	Ludwig Collins, PDS since 7 March 2023
First Deputy Speaker	Esty Carpentieri, FDUAS since 7 March 2023
Second Deputy Speaker	May Junkin, MPP since 7 March 2023
Structure
Seats	12
Political groups	Party for Democracy and Socialism: 4 seats   Moderate Party: 3 seats    Communist Party: 2 seats   Conservative Party: 2 seats   FDUAS: 1 seat
Elections
Voting system	Proportional Representation using D’Hondt method
Last election	March 2023
Meeting place
Discord

Composition

Party breakdown

Party		Seats
	Party for Democracy and Socialism	4 / 12
	Moderate Party	3 / 12
	Communist Party	2 / 12
	Conservative Party	2 / 12
	FDUAS	1 / 12

Members

	Name	Party
	Ezio Auditore	Party for Democracy and Socialism
	Ludwig Collins	Party for Democracy and Socialism
	Nicolas Caiazzo	Party for Democracy and Socialism
	Achille Fontanelli	Party for Democracy and Socialism
	Tobey Wyles	Moderate Party
	May Junkin	Moderate Party
	Giuseppe Mazzini	Moderate Party
	Ayane Martinez	Pinang Communist Party
	Daniel Quintero	Pinang Communist Party
	Rafe Burfield	Conservative Party
	Andrew Perdomo	Conservative Party
	Esty Carpentieri	FDUAS

Committees

The assembly is divided in Committees. Every committee has to work on a specific part of the constitution. The committees are four:

• Committee on General Affairs
• Commitee on Human Rights
• Commitee on Federalism
• Institutional Committee