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	|leader1_type      = [[Speaker of the House of Representatives of Omerica|Speaker]]		|leader1_type      = [[Speaker of the House of Representatives of Omerica|Speaker]]
	|leader1            = Aaron Christiansen		|leader1            = Aaron Christiansen
−	|party1            = [[Omerican Socialist Party|OSP]]	+	|party1            = [[Omerican Socialist Party|Socialist]]
	|election1          = 1 April 2013		|election1          = 1 April 2013
	|leader2_type      = Leader		|leader2_type      = Leader
−	|leader2            = Alex O'Brien	+	|leader2            = Alex O’Brien
−	|party2            = [[Omerican Socialist Party|OSP]]	+	|party2            = [[Omerican Socialist Party|Socialist]]
	|election2          = 14 July 2012		|election2          = 14 July 2012
	|leader3_type      = Manager of Opposition Business		|leader3_type      = Manager of Opposition Business
	|leader3            = Lisa Granger		|leader3            = Lisa Granger
−	|party3            = [[Liberal Party of Omerica|Liberal]]	+	|party3            = [[Radical Democrats|Radical]]
	|election3          = 5 October 2013		|election3          = 5 October 2013
	|seats              = 200		|seats              = 200
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−	}}{{Politics of Omerica}}	+	}}{{Politics of Omerica}}The '''House of Representatives''' ({{wp|French language|French}}: ''Chambre des députés'') is the {{wp|direct election|directly-elected}} [[lower house]] of the [[Parliament of Omerica]]. The chamber consists of 200 members elected by {{wp|single transferable vote}} and sits in the Hall of the People (''Salle du peuple'') in [[Commonwealth House]].
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	[[Category:Politics of Omerica]]		[[Category:Politics of Omerica]]
	[[Category:National lower houses]]		[[Category:National lower houses]]

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House of Representatives of Omerica Chambre des députés d’Omérique
Type
Type	Lower house of the Parliament of Omerica
Leadership
Speaker	Aaron Christiansen, Socialist Since 1 April 2013
Leader	Alex O’Brien, Socialist Since 14 July 2012
Manager of Opposition Business	Lisa Granger, Radical Since 5 October 2013
Structure
Seats	200
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Elections
Voting system	Single transferable vote

Commonwealth of Omerica

This article is part of the series: Politics and government of Omerica

Constitution Treaty of Union Basic Law Charter of Rights Executive President Chris Hamilton Prime Minister William Rainier Deputy Prime Minister Alexandre Chrétien Federal Executive Council Federal Parliament House of Councillors Speaker Jean-Marie Sauveterre Current members House of Representatives Speaker Martina Casanova Leader of the Opposition Christiane d’Aurignane Current members Judiciary Supreme Federal Court Cantons Governors Premiers Legislatures Local government Districts Municipalities Elections Electoral system Federal constituencies Cantonal constituencies Political parties Recent elections: 2009 2013 2017 Direct democracy Foreign policy Foreign relations Armed forces

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The House of Representatives (French: Chambre des députés) is the directly-elected lower house of the Parliament of Omerica. The chamber consists of 200 members elected by single transferable vote and sits in the Hall of the People (Salle du peuple) in Commonwealth House.

Name

Composition

Functions

Current composition