Phinbella Federal Legislative Assembly

Phinbella Federal Legislative Assembly List 5 other official names: Dewan Perundangan Persekutuan Phinbella (Malay) Déwai Peghundangai Persekutuwai Phinbella (Pahanese) 핀벨라연방입법부 (Korean) Phinbella Yeonbang Ibbeobbu (RR) P'inbella Yŏnpang Ippeoppu (MR) Federale Wetgewende Vergadering van Phinbella (Afrikaans) Assamblea federala Phinbella (Romansh)
Coat of arms of Phinbella
Type
Type	Unicameral
History
Founded	20 January RP 2612 (RP 2612-01-20)
Preceded by	Provisional Legislative Assembly
Structure
Seats	132
Elections
Voting system	Largest remainder method, Instant-runoff and first-past-the-post
Last general election	4 September RP 2612
Next general election	RP 2617 (Date TBC)
Meeting place
Nilam Puri, Țravenōraș

The Phinbella Federal Legislative Assembly (PFLA) is the legislative branch of the Federal Republic of Phinbella. The PFLA is unicameral and the current chairman of PFLA is Muhammad Hady Faiz.

Meeting Places

Usually, the PFLA members were met to held a meeting at Nilam Puri.

Structure and appointment

Speaker

The constitution stipulates that the council is presided over by a Speaker and two Deputy Speakers, who are responsible for expediting the legislative process. The Speaker and Deputy Speakers are elected in a secret ballot by the members of the Assembly, and their term in office is restricted to two years. The Speaker is independent of party affiliation, and the Speaker and Deputy Speakers may not simultaneously be government ministers.

Negotiation groups

Parties that hold at least 20 seats in the assembly form floor negotiation groups (Taesongean: 교섭단체; RR: gyoseop danche, Hanja: 交涉團體), which are entitled to a variety of rights that are denied to smaller parties. These include a greater amount of state funding and participation in the leaders' summits that determine the assembly's legislative agenda.

Legislative process

To introduce a bill, a legislator must present the initiative to the Speaker with the signatures of at least ten other members of the assembly. The bill must then be edited by a committee to ensure that the bill contains correct and systematic language. It can then be approved or rejected by the Assembly.

Committees

In order to perform the important functions of scrutinizing bills, approving public expenditure and monitoring Government's work, a committee system is established.

Standing Committees

• House Committee
  • Parliamentary Liaison Subcommittee
• Finance Committee
  • Establishment Subcommittee
  • Public Works Subcommittee
• Public Accounts Committee
• Committee on Members' Interests
• Committee on Rules of Procedure

Panels

• Panel on Administration of Justice and Legal Services
• Panel on Commerce and Industry
• Panel on Constitutional Affairs
• Panel on Development
• Panel on Economic Development
• Panel on Education
• Panel on Environmental Affairs
• Panel on Financial Affairs
• Panel on Food Safety and Environmental Hygiene
• Panel on Health Services
• Panel on Home Affairs
• Panel on Housing
• Panel on Information Technology and Broadcasting
• Panel on Manpower
• Panel on Public Service
• Panel on Security
• Panel on Transport
• Panel on Welfare Services