CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES COMPOSITION 2015-

MEMBERS OF THE

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES:

Socialist Party of Angalicanian Workers and Labors: 155 members

Force of Nationalists in the State of Angalicania: 28 members

Block for a Future with and Angalicania for the Angalicanians: 10 members

Left Party of Angalicanian Greens and Socialists: 31 members

Angalicanian Congregation of Christian Democrats: 127 members

Moderate Assembly of Angalicanian Liberals and Conservatives: 152 members

COMMITTEES OF THE CHAMBER:

COMMITTEES OF THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES

The Committees is the principal working bodies of the Chamber of Deputies. They is a key in the legislative process and daily, parliamentary work.

LEADERSHIP OF THE CHAMBER:

PRESIDENCY OF THE CHAMBER, 2015-

Deputy Clara D'Bhrondtman (A)

President of the Chamber of Deputies

2015-

Deputy Jason Di'Angelo (C)

Deputy President of the Chamber of Deputies

2015-

Deputy Ernesto Ambrose (C)

Chief of Chamber of Deputies Business

2017-

Deputy John L. Curtts (S)

President pro tempore of the Chamber of Deputies

2012-

Deputy Deepaprabha Soopranjilahali (LWG)

Deputy President of the Chamber of Deputies

2017-

PARTY LEADERSHIPS OF THE CHAMBER:

SOCIALIST PARTY OF ANGALICANIAN WORKERS AND LABORS

Deputy Fleur Ceurlsheather (S)

Leader of the Socialist Party in the

Chamber of Deputies

2010-

Deputy Linnar Rcessa (S)

Assistant Deputy Leader of the Socialist Party in the Chamber of Deputies

Manager of Official Opposition Business

2015-

Deputy Madeleine Griffithsen (S)

Associate General Whip

2015-

Deputy Marc Jonathan (S)

Deputy Leader of the Socialist Party in the

Chamber of Deputies

2012-

Deputy Philip Brosnahan (S)

Chief General Whip

2012-

Deputy John Foragchie (S)

Chairman of the Policy Review Board

2010-

MODERATE ASSEMBLY OF ANGALICANIAN LIBERALS AND CONSERVATIES

Deputy Nathalie Thornrose (A)

Leader of the Moderate Assembly

in the Chamber of Deputies

2015-

Deputy Kevin Marcantonio (A)

Deputy Leader pro tempore of the Moderate Assembly

in the Chamber of Deputies

President of the General Council on Policy

2015-

Deputy Cate Crowley (A)

Manager of Government Business

2014-

Deputy Mattias King (A)

Leader pro tempore of the Moderate Assembly

in the Chamber of Deputies

2015-

Deputy Gordon Gallagher (A)

Chief Executive Whip

2016-

Deputy Poul Calcadettio (A)

Deputy Executive Whip

2016

ANGALICANIAN CONGREGATION OF CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS

Deputy Melwin Sinclair (C)

Leader of the Congregationists in the

Chamber of Deputies

2012-

Deputy Mark Kenders (C)

Chief Executive Whip

2012-

Deputy Al Murray (C)

Manager of Legislative Business

2014-

Deputy Sheryl D'Contra (C)

Deputy Leader of the Congregationists in the

Chamber of Deputies

2015-

Deputy Damien Djaves (C)

Chairman of the Policy Committee

Deputy Executive Whip

2015-

LEFT PARTY OF ANGALICANIAN GREENS AND SOCIALISTS

Deputy Lucy Caspenhaven (LWG)

Co-Coordinator

2015-

Deputy Stacey SanAndreo (LWG)

Secretary of the Group Conference

2016-

Deputy Cooper Smith (LWG)

Co-Coordinator

2012-

Deputy Amir D'Bzolluah (LWG)

Convenor of the Committee of Policy Development

2017-

FORCE OF NATIONALISTS IN THE STATE OF ANGALICANIA

Deputy Mitchell Clay Lowyer (N)

Leader of the Nationalists in the Chamber of Deputies

2012-

Deputy Mariastella Perlungio (N)

Chief General Whip

Manager of Legislative Business

2012-

Deputy Tom Jordansen (N)

Deputy Leader of the Nationalists in the Chamber of Deputies

2015-

Deputy Denis Casphal (N)

Chairman of the Policy Function

2017-

BLOCK FOR A FUTURE WITH AN ANGALICANIA FOR THE ANGALICANIANS:

Deputy Brian McDoughal (B)

General Leader of the Block in the

Chamber of Deputies

- President of the Council of Political Affairs

- Commander of the Whips

- Manager of Legislative Business

Imperial Federation

Islands, 2010-

Deputy Juan Eugene Palmieri (B)

Assistant to the General Leader of the Block

- Member of the Council of Political Affairs

- Lieutenant Colonel of the Whips

- Deputy Assistant Manager of Legislative Business

Roseport, 2015-

Deputy Vernon Bingley (B)

Assistant to the General Leader of the Block

- Member of the Council of Political Affairs

- Colonel of the Whips

- Assistant Manager of Legislative Business

Carmichael, 2013-

ELECTIONS TO THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES:

Members to the Angalicanian Chamber of Deputies i elected in General Elections every 5th year. The members, called State Deputies, must be nominated by an ROPPA - Registred, Official Political Party or Association through being put on a ballot or seek permission from the Chancellor of it's Canton to run at the Chancellor's Deferrence Ballot. The State Deputies is elected from multi-members electoral districts. The seats are distributed through the D'Hondt Method. Vo

The Chamber of Deputies is made up by totally 500 State Deputies, chosen to represent and deputise for the People of the State of Angalicania and the Imperial Federation-Islands. All 500 deputies is elected from their constituencies and voting is secret. Each party has got one (1) ballot paper each distributed in all secret, polling cabins. All registered voters has envelopes which they put their preferred party's ballot paper into. They either chose to make an marking in favor of the candidate they'd like to give preference, or just put the party's ballot unmarked.

For an candidate to overrule the party's ordering on the list, it needs to receive at least 4% of the total votes of the party in the constituency - in elections to the Chamber of Deputies. In elections to the Cantonal Senates, the limit is set by the respective Cantonal Legislature in the range of two (2) and six (6) percentage.

The General Elections to the Chamber of Deputies is overseen and supervised by the Central Elections Authority - an independent, national agency responsible for conducting and administering elections directly under the General Assembly. The elections operations is practically organized and conducted decentralized electoral authorities. In most cases, it's the cantonal Electoral Commissions why answers to the Cantonal Legislatures but in larger cities and municipalities like Adenport and Lastrage, the electoral authority is given to local agencies under the supervision of for example City Councils or Municipal Assemblies.