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Line 44: ==== Legislative Branch ==== The Federation of Tussenland has a bicameral legislature composed of the Tussenland National Assembly and the Council of Provinces. The National Assembly is is composed of 220 members from each province and the capital (federal district) with seats given proportionally to provincial population and are elected by the principle of majority through an open-list proportional election with provincial constituencies. The National Assembly is where most legislative power is concentrated in the Tussenland federal government and their responsibilities include approving bills of finance, appointment ministers of internal importance such as Finance and Commerce, drafting and passing federal legislation and more. The upper house of the legislature which takes a more advisory role is the Council of Provinces which is a 60 member body with 1/3rd of the provincial delegation appointed by provincial legislatures (excluding the Federal District) every six years, term limit of two appointments and the other 2/3rd of the delegation elected on six year staggered terms (term limit of three terms) with seats given proportionally to provincial population. The Council of Provinces has the power to veto bills from the National Assembly (needing a simple majority to do so), approves the omission of new provinces and can advise the president on the dismissal of ministers of external importance.

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