Farhangrad Parliament

Farhangrad Parliament Parlemen Farhangrad
Republic of Indokistan
Type
Type	Unicameral
Leadership
Speaker	Mustafa Hakim, PPR
Deputy Speaker	Farhan Abbas, PSR
Structure
Seats	10
Political groups	Coalition Government   PSR (3)   PPR (4) Opposition   IPI (3)
Elections
Voting system	Party-list proportional representation
Last election	March 2011
Meeting place
Farhangrad Building, Jumstraad

Farhangrad Parliament (Indonesian: Parlemen Farhangrad) was the former unicameral parliament of Indokistan established in March 2011 to consolidate national political system after the January Revolution. The parliament was named for the president at that time, Farhan Abbas, on the height of his personality cult inside Indokistan.

The parliament was disbanded in October 2011 during De-Farhanization, solely because of the parliament name that bears the name "Farhan". Bolshoiskii Parliament was established to replaced the Farhangrad Parliament shortly after that.

History

Before March 2011, Indokistan had no formal legislature despite of existing political parties, which at that time the national government itself that had legislative powers. After January Revolution, with political system consolidation underway, it was seem that the executive must immediately relieved their legislative powers and to establish a parliament. This was agreed by president Farhan Abbas, by declaring an election that will took place in March 2011.

A parliamentary election was successfully held in March 2011. Despite of that, the election results was rejected by Indokistani citizens, because of suspected anti-Islamic bias that causing the Islamic Party to gain only one seat. After several considerations, President Farhan then bows to public pressure and decided to not to ratify election results. A political convention later was held and the new parliamentary seats was distributed equally between parties, that resulting in the more proportional seats distribution.

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Members

Farhangrad Parliament had 10 members, which was equally distributed to each existing political parties during post-parliamentary electons compromise in March 2011. With Mustafa Hakim (an PPR member) position was undisputed, the United Republican Party gained parliamentary plurality.

Name	Party	City
Farhan Abbas	PSR	Jumstraad
Ali Akbar	PPR
Rizky Aulia	PSR
Hilmy A	IPI
Rifell N	PSR	Flastraad
Dicky L. K.	PPR
Mustafa Hakim	PPR
Badra Shidqi	IPI
Sayfi I	PPR
Lukman H	IPI	Trastraad

Preceded by:	Legislature of Indokistan	Succeded by:
None	March 2011 - October 2011	Bolshoiskii Parliament