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Revision as of 12:04, 6 July 2019
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| Assembly of Darkmania Särtherhüs | |
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| 37th Särtherhüs | |
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| Type | Unicameral |
| Leadership | |
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| Structure | |
| Seats | 599 |
| Political groups |
-WIP Goverment (305) -WIP- |
| Elections | |
| Voting system |
Mixed-Member Proorstional D'Hondt method for calculating party seats |
| Last election | -TBA- |
| Next election | -TBA- |
The Särtherhüs, officially known as Nätionajle Särtherhüs Darkmänsi (National Assembly Darkmania, commonly abbreviated as "The NAD" in english) is the federative legislature of Darkmania, established in 1870 by the Constitution of Darkmania. It is located in Örkemdrem. The assembly has officially 600 members, with one seat being removed later to serve as the Speaker, and is elected every four years based on Mixed-Member Proorstional in all 42 provinces plus the capital district. A member of the Särtherhüs is known in Norwegian as a Särtherhüs-Mebër, literally "Assembly Member". However, it's common to just refer to them as "MP" in English.
