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The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is the bicameral legislature of [[Sanama]]. The upper house, the [[Cantonal Council of Sanama|Cantonal Council]], has 136 members, two from each [[Administrative divisions of Sanama#Cantons|canton]]. The lower house, the [[People's Council of Sanama|People's Council]], has 400 members proportionally elected with the entire country as a single constituency. The houses are equal in power and both must consent to pass legislation. The Federal Assembly shares the federal legislative power with the people through referendum.
The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is the bicameral legislature of [[Sanama]]. The upper house, the [[Cantonal Council of Sanama|Cantonal Council]], has 136 members, two from each [[Administrative divisions of Sanama#Cantons|canton]]. The lower house, the [[People's Council of Sanama|People's Council]], has 400 members proportionally elected with the entire country as a single constituency. The houses are equal in power and both must consent to pass legislation. The Federal Assembly shares the federal legislative power with the people through referendum.
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Revision as of 06:34, 19 June 2019

Federal Assembly of Sanama
1st Federal Assembly
Type
Type
Bicameral
Houses Cantonal Council
People's Council
Term limits
Two terms
Seats Cantonal Council: 136
People's Council: 400

The Federal Assembly of Sanama is the bicameral legislature of Sanama. The upper house, the Cantonal Council, has 136 members, two from each canton. The lower house, the People's Council, has 400 members proportionally elected with the entire country as a single constituency. The houses are equal in power and both must consent to pass legislation. The Federal Assembly shares the federal legislative power with the people through referendum.