[Amendment] The Legislative Council (Amendment) Bill 2012 is a Bill of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong. It is an amendment to the Legislative Council Ordinance {Cite Hong Kong ordinance|542|39} to disqualify a resigned member of the Legislative Council from participating by-election. The original proposal was to avoid by-election but i...
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[Fiji] The Fijian Legislative Council was the colonial precursor to the present-day Parliament, which came into existence when Fiji became independent on 10 October 1970. ==The first Legislative Council== Immediately after Fiji was ceded to the United Kingdom, on 10 October 1874, the first Governor, Sir Hercules Robinson, established an Exe...
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[Hong Kong] I took this picture. ...
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A legislative council is the name given to the legislatures, or one of the chambers of the legislature of many nations and colonies. A member of a legislative council is commonly referred to as an MLC. ==Legislative councils as constituted, 1945 == The authority under which legislative councils have been constituted has varied: some under the prer...
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(from the article `Brunei`) In Brunei 2004 was an eventful year. During his 58th birthday speech on July 15, Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Mu`izzaddin Waddaulah made a landmark ... ...and the British resident was replaced by a high commissioner. Britain remained responsible for defense and foreign policy. Brunei adopted a ... [2 relat...
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(from the article `Hong Kong`) ...Basic Law vests executive authority in a chief executive, who is under the jurisdiction of the central government in Peking (Beijing) and serves a ...
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(from the article `India`) All states have a Vidhan Sabha (Legislative Assembly), popularly elected for terms of up to five years, while a small (and declining) number of ...
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(from the article `New South Wales`) The parliament consists of two houses. The lower house, or Legislative Assembly, has 109 members elected from single-member constituencies by ... ...Act of 1856, South Australia has had a parliament. This bicameral legislature consists of a House of Assembly, with 47 (originally 36) members ... Ta...
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(from the article `Uganda`) In 1921 a Legislative Council was instituted, but its membership was so small (four official and two nonofficial members) that it made little impact ... ...set up by the government in 1946; this body had no power, but it criticized political and social conditions, especially the informal colour bar, ... Th...
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n] - a unicameral legislature
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the upper house of Parliament in all Australian states except Queensland
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noun a unicameral legislature
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