Chamber of Guilds and Corporations

The Standard of the Chamber, as was agreed upon in the 1703 Congressional Session.

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Governance

The President of the Chamber of Guilds and Corporations for the 1699 AN to 1704 AN legislative session was Soleiman Karaghandy (Ahmst Bræþstranin, N&H), formerly a Commissioner of Rites and Doctrines for the Imperial Regency, and later the Ambassador Plenipotentiary of the Unified Governorates to Alduria.

Composition

As of 1715 AN, each continental Governorate of the Benacian Union sends eight delegates to the Chamber, with each delegate being appointed by the corresponding chapter or regional cadre of the guild or corporation represented in the Chamber, yielding two hundred and ninety-six delegates in all.

Guilds

• The Guild of Academicians
• The Guild of Factors
• The Guild of the Lotus
• The Guild of Magisters-Carnifex

Corporations

• The Benacian Union Defence Force (Black Legions / Union Defence Force)
• The Honourable Company (Benacian Directorate)
• The Nationalist & Humanist Party (in Ransenar and the Sovereign Confederation the ruling party sends delegates instead.)
• The United Ecclesiastical Corporation of Benacia

Legislation

Legislation presented to the Chamber of Guilds and Corporations included:

• 1715 Act Relating to Public Health in the Benacian Union‎‎
• 1715 Act for the Administration of Guild Hospitals‎‎
• 1715 Act for the Exclusion of Subjects Without Merit from Guild Hospitals‎
• 1716 Act for the Regulation of Occult Practices
• 1719 Act for the Regulation of Foreign Communication and Data Networks (Prevention of False Doctrines and Sedition)
• 1728 Act for the Regulation of the Entrepôt at Chryse