St. Clementian Parliament
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St.Clementian Parliament | |
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I Legislature | |
Type | |
Type | |
Houses | Royal Senate House of Commons |
Leadership | |
First Minister | Carl Jr., I since May 2016 |
Deputy First Minister | |
President | |
Vice President | |
Opposition Leader | TBD since July 2016 |
Structure | |
Seats | 10 MPs (Parliamentarian) |
Royal Senate political groups | Conservative Party (3) Independent (3) |
House of Commons political groups | Conservative Party (1) Independent (3) |
Elections | |
Royal Senate last election | None |
House of Commons last election | May 2016 |
Meeting place | |
Senate Halls, Skype | |
Website | |
None |
The St.Clementian Parliament is the legislative body of the Grand Duchy of St. Clemens. Originally established as a unicameral legislature, it was expanded to become bicameral upon acceptance of international citizens. The Parliament is now composed of two chambers, the House of Commons, the original chamber, and the Royal Senate, composed of international citizens.
The St. Clementian Constitution provided for the House of Commons, and expanded to provide for the Royal Senate upon the Parliament's ratification of the Second Amendment to the Constitution.
Structure
House of Commons
Timeline of First Ministers
Royal Senate
Timeline of Senatorial Presidents
Name | Home state | Term began | Term ended | Allegiance | |
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1. | Stephen Freayth | Alonia | 13 July 2016 | Incumbent | Conservative Party |
Members of Parliament
House of Commons
Royal Senate
Name | Home state | Term began | Legislature | Allegiance | |
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1. | Clemens, Henry | Esse | July 12, 2016 | I | Conservative Party |
2. | Eden, Horatio | Abbey | July 13, 2016 | I | Conservative Party |
3. | Gunderson, Ned | Vespucciland | July 13, 2016 | I | Independent |
4. | Albina, Sophia | Vespucciland | July 13, 2016 | I | Independent |
5. | Renwick, Patrick | Alonia | July 13, 2016 | I | Independent |
6. | Freayth, Stephen | Alonia | July 13, 2016 | I | Conservative Party |