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Revision as of 02:54, 3 October 2016

Parliament of the United Republic of Sarenium
Senatus Civitatum Foederatarum rei publicae
155th Parliament of Sarenium
Type
Type Bicameral
Houses

Senate

House of Commons
Leadership
President Tyson Orbem, Impartial
Since August 1st, 2016
Speaker of the Senate Tim Barlow, Conservatives
Since August 1st, 2016
Speaker of the House Adrian Hemsley, Conservatives
Since September 1st, 2016
Structure
Seats

735 (Voting Members) Composed of
105 Senate seats
and

630 House Seats
Senate political groups

Government

  •      Conservative Party

Opposition

  •      Labor Party

Crossbench

  •      Greens
  •      Sarenium United
  •      Independents
House of Commons political groups

Government

  •      Conservative Party

Opposition

  •      Labor Party

Crossbench

  •      Greens
  •      Sarenium United
  •      Independents
Elections
Senate voting system Preferential Voting System
House of Commons voting system Preferential Voting System
Senate last election

1st August 2016

60 seats are by election (4/7 of total).
House of Commons last election 1st August 2016
Senate next election 11th February 2017 (Expected)
House of Commons next election 11th February 2017 (Expected)
Meeting place


The Parliament of the United Republic of Sarenium, variously referred to as the Saren Parliament, or the Federal Parliament, is the legislative branch of the government of Sarenium. It consists of three elements: the President, the Senate and the House of Commons. The combination of two elected houses, in which the members of the Senate represent the fifteen States while the members of the House represent electoral divisions according to population, is unique in that the President is charged with the appointment of 45 of the 105 seats in the Senate (3 from each state) and the remaining sixty are elected by their constituents. Those remaining sixty are elected every six years, with thirty in each of the three years.

The Senate, consists of 105 members: seven for each state. The House of Commons, currently consists of 630 members, each elected from single member constituencies, known as electoral divisions (commonly referred to as "electorates" or "seats") using compulsory preferential voting.

The two Houses meet in separate chambers of Parliament Island (except in the rare occurrence of a joint sitting), on Constitution Island, Sydney.