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|name=National Assembly
 
|name=National Assembly
 
|native_name=Ensemble Nacional  
 
|native_name=Ensemble Nacional  
 
|coa_pic=Parliamentlogo.png
 
|coa_pic=Parliamentlogo.png
|coa_res=200px
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|coa_res=120px
 
|session_room= Mdr parliament.jpg
 
|session_room= Mdr parliament.jpg
 
|house_type=Lower house
 
|house_type=Lower house
 
|body=Midrasian Parliament
 
|body=Midrasian Parliament
|leader1_type=Leader of the National Assembly
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|leader1_type=Speaker of the Assembly
|leader1=Enzo Décartes
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|leader1=Robert Wallou
|party1=[[Conservateur Partida |Con]]
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|party1=[[Social Democratic Party of Midrasia|SDP]]
|election1=9 May 2010
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|election1=1 June 2016
 
|members=612
 
|members=612
 
|structure1=MDRParliament2012.png
 
|structure1=MDRParliament2012.png
 
|structure1_res=260px
 
|structure1_res=260px
|political_groups1= {{Collapsible list |title=7 Groups |{{colorbox|#073CA5}} [[Conservateur Partida]] &nbsp;(318)<br>
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|political_groups1= {{Collapsible list |title=10 Groups |'''HM Government (419)'''<br>
{{colorbox|#D82B25}} [[Social-Démocrate Partida]]&nbsp;(246)<br>
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{{colorbox|#F03F32}} [[Social Democratic Party of Midrasia|SDP]]&nbsp;(260)<br>
{{colorbox|#FFCE49}} [[Liure Lèga]]&nbsp;(31)<br>
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{{colorbox|#EDD21F}} Liberal League &nbsp;(159)<br>
{{colorbox|#848484}} [[Nacional Partida Mydrazia]]&nbsp;(6)<br>
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{{colorbox|#7AC3EA}} [[Nòu Còr]] &nbsp;(5)<br>
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'''Opposition Parties (193)'''<br>
{{colorbox|#1bdd45}} [[Futur Partida]]&nbsp;(2)<br>
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{{colorbox|#2155FF}} Conservative &nbsp;(173)<br>
{{colorbox|#ff0900}} [[Communiste Partida]]&nbsp;(2)<br>
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{{colorbox|#3FC730}} Green Party &nbsp;(9)<br>
{{colorbox|#383838}} [[Mydrazia Primièr]]&nbsp;(1)<br>
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{{colorbox|#8C467F}} Midrasia First &nbsp;(3)<br>
{{colorbox|#8C198C}} Independent&nbsp;(1)}}
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{{colorbox|#CF1D1D}} Socialist Party &nbsp;(3)<br>
|voting_system1=First-past-the-Post
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{{colorbox|#27F2F2}} Liberty Party &nbsp;(2)<br>
|last_election1=5 May 2012
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{{colorbox|#000000}} MNP &nbsp;(1)<br>
|meeting_place=<span style="color:black">Ensemble Nacional<br /> Parliamentary Palace<br /> Thraice<br /> Midrasia</span>
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{{colorbox|#A6251C}} [[Workers' Party of Midrasia|Workers' Party]] &nbsp;(1)<br>
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{{colorbox|#BFB7C7}} Independent&nbsp;(1)}}
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|voting_system1=Mixed-Member Proportional
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|last_election1=5 May 2016
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|meeting_place=<span style="color:black">Ensemble Nacional<br /> Parliamentary Palace<br /> Thraice<br /> Midrasia</span>
 
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The '''National Assembly''' (Midrasian: ''Ensemble Nacional'') is the lower house of the bicameral parliament of [[Midrasia]], which meets in the Parliamentary Palace of Thraice.
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The '''National Assembly''' (Midrasian: ''Ensemble Nacional'') is the lower house of the bicameral parliament of [[Midrasia]], which meets in Parliament House in Thraice.
The House is an elected body consisting of 612 members known as envoys (Midrasian: ''envoyiar)''. Members are elected to represent constituencies by first-past-the-post and hold their seats until Parliament is dissolved.
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The House is an elected body currently consisting of 612 members known as envoys (Midrasian: ''envoyiar)''. Members are elected via MMP, meaning their are both constituency envoys and proportional envoys, whom represent their affiliated political parties.
The National Assmebly evolved at some point in Midrasia during the 18th century, overshadowing the senate as the primary chamber of the Midrasian Parliament.
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The National Assmebly evolved at some point in Midrasia during the 18th century, overshadowing the senate as the primary chamber of the Midrasian Parliament. Under the Parliament Act 1894, the Senate's power to reject legislation was reduced to a delaying power. The Government is primarily responsible to the National Assembly and the prime minister stays in office only as long as he or she retains the support of a majority of its members.
Under the Parliament Act 1894, the Senate's power to reject legislation was reduced to a delaying power. The Government is primarily responsible to the National Assembly and the prime minister stays in office only as long as he or she retains the support of a majority of its members.
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The Assembly itself was originally elected via a system of First-past-the-post. However following the election of the SDP-Liberal coalition and the subsequent passing of the constitutional reform act, the Assembly moved to a more proportional system, whilst retaining elements of the traditional constituency system.

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National Assembly
Ensemble Nacional
Coat of arms or logo
Type
Type Lower house of the Midrasian Parliament
Leadership
Speaker of the Assembly Robert Wallou, SDP
Since 1 June 2016
Structure
Seats 612
MDRParliament2012.png
Political groups
Elections
Voting system Mixed-Member Proportional
Last election 5 May 2016
Meeting place
Mdr parliament.jpg
Ensemble Nacional
Parliamentary Palace
Thraice
Midrasia


The National Assembly (Midrasian: Ensemble Nacional) is the lower house of the bicameral parliament of Midrasia, which meets in Parliament House in Thraice. The House is an elected body currently consisting of 612 members known as envoys (Midrasian: envoyiar). Members are elected via MMP, meaning their are both constituency envoys and proportional envoys, whom represent their affiliated political parties. The National Assmebly evolved at some point in Midrasia during the 18th century, overshadowing the senate as the primary chamber of the Midrasian Parliament. Under the Parliament Act 1894, the Senate's power to reject legislation was reduced to a delaying power. The Government is primarily responsible to the National Assembly and the prime minister stays in office only as long as he or she retains the support of a majority of its members.

The Assembly itself was originally elected via a system of First-past-the-post. However following the election of the SDP-Liberal coalition and the subsequent passing of the constitutional reform act, the Assembly moved to a more proportional system, whilst retaining elements of the traditional constituency system.