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Revision as of 14:37, 11 November 2019
This is a list of Cygnian state and territorial legislatures. Each state has a legislature as part of its form of civil government. Most of the fundamental details of the legislature are specified in the state constitution. Most state legislatures are unicameral, with only six (Auralia, Avon, Carolina, North Albion, South Albion and Tasmania) possessing an upper house. All six of these upper houses are known as Legislative Councils, while a variety of names (Legislative Assembly, House of Assembly or Parliament) are used to refer to the twenty-one state lower houses. Cygnia also has one federal territory and four external territories with local legislative branches, which are also listed below. All of these bodies are also unicameral.
Statistics
State legislatures
Incomplete list
State | Executive | Legislature Name | Lower house | Upper house | |||||
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Name | Party strength | Term (yrs.) |
Name | Party strength | Term (yrs.) | ||||
Aotearoa | Premier | Parliament | Parliament | Coalition 51+8[1]–57[2] | 3 | ||||
Auralia | Premier | Parliament | Legislative Assembly | N 35–20 | 4 | Legislative Council | N 13–15[3] | 4 | |
Avon | Premier | Parliament | House of Assembly | N 25–22[4] | 4 | Legislative Council | N 9–13[5] | 4 | |
Carolina | Premier | Parliament | Legislative Assembly | L 45–14 N | 4 | Legislative Council | L 19–18[6] | 4 | |
Darwin | Premier | Legislative Assembly | Legislative Assembly | L 15–10[7] | 4 | ||||
East Georgia | Premier | Legislative Assembly | Legislative Assembly | N 10–10[8] | 4 | ||||
Fiji | Premier | Legislative Assembly[n 1] | Legislative Assembly | L 27–24[9] | 4 | ||||
Gascoyne | Premier | Legislative Assembly | Legislative Assembly | N 31–18[10] | 4 | ||||
Gibson | Premier | Parliament | Legislative Assembly | Coalition 26[11]–25[12] | 4 | ||||
Kimberley | Premier | Parliament of Kimberley | Legislative Assembly | L 27–23[13] | 4 | ||||
New Caledonia | Premier | Parliament | Parliament | Coalition 29[14]–25[15] | 5 | ||||
New Guinea | Premier | Parliament | Parliament | Coalition 64–47 | 5 |
- Party distribution details
- ↑ L 46, AF 9; G 8 on confidence and supply
- ↑ N 55, ACT 1, Ind. 1
- ↑ L 10, G 3, ON 2
- ↑ L 19, Ind. 3
- ↑ L 8, AV-BEST 2, G 2, Advance AV 1
- ↑ N 11, G 4, ON 3
- ↑ N 2, Ind. 7, Ind-L 1
- ↑ L 7, ON 1, Ind. 2
- ↑ SDLP 21, NFP 3
- ↑ L 10, ON 4, Ind. 4
- ↑ National 18, Country 8
- ↑ Labour 19, Greens 3, Ind. 3
- ↑ National 19, Greens 4
- ↑ Federalist 15, National 14
- ↑ Socialist Liberation 23, Labour 2
- Other notes
- ↑ Unicameral since 2013 after the adoption of Fiji's 2013 constitution. The bicameral Parliament was abolished along with the upper Legislative Council.
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