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RepublicOctober, 4, 1958 – Fifth Republic
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France – one of the oldest republics in
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- 1. France – one of the oldest republics in
- 2. Parliament National meeting 557 members: 555 members
- 3. The residence of the National meeting is
- 4. The structure of the chamberThe chairmanThe bureauThe vice-chairmen, the secretaries and the cvestors
- 5. The competence of the French Parliament -
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Parliament National meeting 557 members: 555 members are selected in 555 election districts and 22 members — in overseas departments.Are selected according to the majority system in 2 rounds for a
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Слайд 1France – one of the oldest republics in Europe
1792-1804 –
First Republic
RepublicOctober, 4, 1958 – Fifth Republic
Слайд 2Parliament
National meeting
557 members: 555 members are selected in
555 election districts and 22 members — in overseas departments.
Are
selected according to the majority system in 2 rounds for a period of 5 years.Senate
321 members: 15 are the members from the overseas departments
Members are selected by indirect voting according to the majority system for a period of 9 years. Each 3 years the Senate structure is updated on one third.
Слайд 3The residence of the National meeting is the Burbonsky palace
The
residence of the Senate is Luxembourg palace
Слайд 4The structure of the chamber
The chairman
The bureau
The vice-chairmen, the secretaries
and the cvestors
Слайд 5The competence of the French Parliament - absolutely limited
The parliament
accepts three kinds of laws — constitutional (changing the Constitution),
organic (on questions especially specified in the Constitution) and usual.
