Mivlandian National Parliament
Mivlandian National Parliament Mivlano Naṡoɲola Parikongra | |
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| Emblem of the 2021-2023 national parliament. | |
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| Type | |
| Type | |
| Leadership | |
Christopher Ramos, Mivlandian Traditionalist Party since 1 January 2023 | |
Alex Crawford, Federal Green Party since 1 January 2023 | |
Jack LaGue, National Reform Party since 1 January 2023 | |
| Structure | |
| Seats | 10+(1 PM) |
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Parliament political groups | NRP: 4 MTP: 2 FGP: 4 WP: 1 |
| Elections | |
Parliament last election | 6 December 2020 |
| Meeting place | |
| Saint Jessesburg, Kingdom of Mivland | |
The Mivlandian National Parliament (Mivlano: Mivlano Naṡoɲola Parikongra), or MNP, is the legislative branch government in the Kingdom of Mivland.
The formation of the national parliament is outlined in Amendment 1, Section 2 of the Mivlandian Constitution. The parliament is made up of nation-wide popularly elected citizens who represent to the executive branch the interest of the people voting in individual provinces. The parliament allocates 2 representatives for each federally recognized province. Because of Mivland's low and dispersed population density, a census to calculate how many representatives should represent a province has been deemed currently impossible, leaving a federally mandated minimum of 2.
The parliament is charged with the passage of federal legislation, known as bills, which, after majority vote and compromise, are sent to the Prime Minister and the Monarch to be either approved or vetoed. The Parliament also has its own federal powers as it initiates all bills, impeaches federal officials, and can remove the monarch from power in a removal trial. The Parliament rarely votes in person but all meetings occur in the South Wing of Greyhouse Palace, also call the Mivlandian House of Parliament.
The parliament has 3 high ranking officials: the Prime Minister, who works along side the Monarch is passing laws and regulating the order of government, the Secondary Governor, who is responsible to help maintain and regulate the parliamentary chamber with the Prime Minister, and the Parliamentary Majority Leader, who is the head of party with the most members of parliament and controls the voting bloc.
Legislative History
| Legislation | Name | Purpose | Passage Date | Vote |
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| MNPB-01211 | The Mivlandian Constitution | To create a written outline establishing the structure for a permanent government and establish the rules and regulations between an executive, legislative, and judicial branch. | January 4, 2021 | Support: Moore, Ramos, Elkins, Clark, Gooseman
Abstain: Moore, White, LaGue, LaFollette, LaFollette |
| MNPB-11211 | The 15th Amendment or The bill for the ratification of a 15th Amendment to the Mivlandian Constitution concerning the admittance of federal territory as provinces. | To establish a set of conditions for and procedures following the admittance of federal territory as a new parliamentary province. | November 4, 2021 | Support: Moore, Ramos, Elkins, Clark, Gooseman
Abstain: Moore, White, LaGue, LaFollette, LaFollette |
| FRP-2101 | Proclamation on Population Representation and Distribution | To define the citizen to representative ratio as 1 representative to every 3.5 citizens and to fairly allocate these representatives to the proper provinces | November 6, 2021 | Signed into law by King Jesse I |
| FRP-2201 | The Ramos Electoral Act or The bill to restrict Prime Ministerial elections to the floor of the Parliament. | Amended Section 2 of the 1st Amendment to make elections for Prime Minister votes on the floor of parliament rather then national popular vote. | September 22, 2022 | Signed into law by King Jesse I and Prime Minister Christopher Ramos |
| End of Legislative Term - Effective December 31st, 2022 at 11:59pm | ||||
| Legislation | Name | Purpose | Passage Date | Vote |
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| FRP-2301 | The Federal Election Reform Act of 2023 |
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March 15, 2023 | Signed into law by King Jesse I and Prime Minister Christopher Ramos |
Electoral History
| Monarch | Parliamentary Leadership | Parliamentary Organization | Parliament |
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| Jesse I | G. Moore (Acting) | N/A | The Appointed Government (August 29, 2018 - January 1, 2021) |
| J. LaFollette | National Reform Party: 5/8
Naturalist Party: 2/8 Mivland Traditionalist Party: 1/8 | ||
| Prime Minister: Christopher Ramos
Secondary Governor: G. Clark Majority Leader: Jennifer LaFollette |
National Reform Party: 4/10
Federal Green Party: 3/10* Mivland Traditionalist Party: 2/10* Whoose Party: 1/10 |
1st National Parliament (January 1, 2021 - January 1, 2023) | |
| Prime Minister: Christopher Ramos
Secondary Governor: Alex Crawford Majority Leader: Jack LaGue |
National Reform Party: 4/10
Federal Green Party: 3/10* Mivland Traditionalist Party: 2/10* Whoose Party: 1/10 |
2nd National Parliament (January 1, 2023 - January 1, 2025) |
FGP and MTP seats offset by one due to Ramos-Clark Split Ticket*