Wamong Legislature
Wamong Legislature Waemougae Legiesaetuorae;(Duighanish) | |
|---|---|
| Wamong Legislature | |
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| Type | |
| Type | |
| History | |
| Founded | 5 April 2016 13 July 2021 (refounded) |
| Disbanded | 26 March 2021 |
| Leadership | |
Premier | |
| Structure | |
| Seats | 20 |
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Political groups | PPW (17) MIP (1) CPW (1) SPW (1) |
| Elections | |
| Direct voting | |
Last election | 25 June 2021 |
| Meeting place | |
| Edenville | |
The Wamong Legislature is the central legislative body in Wamong. It is the oldest government institution in Wamong besides the position of the President. It was originally founded over 5 years ago on 5 April 2016, but was abolished on 26 March 2021 after a new constitution was adopted, which founded the People's Council, which would then be renamed to the People's Central Communal Committee. The PCCC was abolished on 13 July 2021 after the State of Wamong, the predecessor to the Republic of Wamong, (also referred to as the First Republic), was refounded, and the Wamong Legislature was re-established, ending the last few remnants of the former Communist rule in Wamong.
Organization
The legislature consists of two houses, an upper house, and a lower house. The upper house, known as the Supreme Holy Congress, consists of 8 members, and the lower house, known as the People's Congress, consists of 12 members. When these two houses are united, they make up the entire congress, which has 20 members in total.
The Supreme Holy Congress contains 8 members, two of them being permanent seats filled in by the Premier and the President, who is appointed by the Premier. The other 6 seats are also positions that the Premier must appoint, as all of these seats are held by members of the Executive branch of government. The reason for this is to ensure that the Christian utopia designed by Harold Duighan does not collapse. However, the seats held by the Supreme Holy Congress are not in the majority, in order to ensure that the people still have enough to be able to voice their concerns and be able to have power in the government as well.
The People's Congress consists entirely of seats held by officials that are directly elected by the people. The individuals who hold these positions can be removed at any time by the people who voted them in, as well, as permitted by the constitution.