General Rules of Participation in the National Assembly

General Rules of Participation in the National Assembly

All members of the Republic are automatically a Representative (Rep) and may vote on all polls on the page "The Republic". The Chancellor will lead the National Assembly (NA), deciding when votes on laws shall take place as well as setting the overall agenda in the NA,declaring winners and is responsible for sending the legislation to the President.

A Chancellor is selected by the majority coalition of those who voted in the weekly poll. A new poll of the National Assembly will take place every Sunday to decide who has the control of the National Assembly. The vote will be open for 72 hours.

If a super majority from one party is obtained (more than 50% of registered votes in the Parliament), there is no need to form a coalition, they will have the sole power to select a Chancellor.

If a super majority cannot be formed (based on registered votes for the week), there will be 24 hours for a majority coalition to be formed and a Chancellor selected.

If a majority coalition cannot be formed (based on registered voted for the week) within 24 hours, the election will go to a general vote in the National Assembly. This vote is also held for 24 hours.

A Chancellor has a four term limit.