Kodiak General Assembly

Note: This article does not discuss the Assembly prior to the formation of the Seventh Republic

General Assembly of Kodiak
16th Assembly
Type
Type	Unicameral chamber of The Kodiak Republic
History
Founded	January 18, 630 (630-01-18)
Preceded by	General Assembly of the Sixth Republic
New session started	January 18, 675 (675-01-18)
Leadership
Chancellor	Viktor Adler, Kodiak Workers Alliance since 28 April 673
President	Joanna Sousa, Kodiak Workers Alliance since 14 March 672
Shadow Chancellor	Spade Wilson, Conservative Alliance Party since 21 January 675
Structure
Seats	200
Political groups	Adler Chancellery (128)   KWA (51)   KEP (10)   NUP (10)   SHRIMP (47)   KSDP (24)   Independents (1) Official Opposition (57)   CAP (21)   Independents (36)
Length of term	Up to three years
Elections
Voting system	First-past-the-post
First election	18 January 630
Next election	678

The Kodiak General Assembly is the legislature of the Kodiak Republic, electing both the Chancellor and President from within its numbers, as well as providing Ministers to the Cabinet. The current session of the Assembly is the 16th, with the Adler Government presided over by Joanna Sousa.

Structure

The current form of the General Assembly is unicameral, unlike previous iterations which had a Senate as an upper chamber. The Assembly is comprised of 200 members (styled as MGA), representing constituencies of around 300,000 constituents to serve terms of three years, with no total term limit.

The head of the Assembly is the President, who presides over the Assembly's proceedings. The President is an MGA and is elected by the Assembly. They serve terms of three years with no term limit. While the President remains a member of their party, it is expected by the Assembly that they execute the powers of their office in a non-partisan manner.

Members are chosen to serve as Ministers in the Chancellor's cabinet, with members of the opposition being permitted to form 'shadow cabinets' as formal opposition.

16th General Assembly

See also: 675 General Election

Affiliation		Members
	Kodiak Workers	51
	Environmentalist	10
	National Unity	10
	Strategic Homeland & Reform	47
	Social Democratic	24
	Independent	1
Government total		128
	Conservative	21
	Independent	36
Opposition total		57
Total MGAs in Assembly		200
Working Government majority		142

15th General Assembly

See also: 672 General Election

Affiliation		Members
	People's Socialist	15
	Kodiak Workers'	28
	Social Democratic	61
	Independent	3
Government total		107
	National Unity	21
	Strategic Homeland & Reform	57
	Independent	15
Opposition total		93
Total MGAs in Assembly		200
Working Government majority		14

14th General Assembly

See also: 669 General Election

Affiliation		Members
	Strategic Homeland & Reform	24
	National Unity	53
	Independent	24
Government total		101
	Social Democratic	49
	Kodiak Workers'	33
	Independent	16
Opposition total		98
Total MGAs in Assembly		200
Working Government majority		2

13th General Assembly

See also: 666 General Election

Affiliation		Members
	National Unity	79
	Democratic Progress	43
Government total		122
	Social Alliance	14
	Kodiak Workers'	41
	Independent	23
Opposition total		78
Total MGAs in Assembly		200
Working Government majority		44

12th General Assembly

See also: 663 General Election

Affiliation		Members
	National Unity	104
Government total		104
	Kodiak Workers'	68
	Democratic Progress	15
	Independent	13
Opposition total		96
Total MGAs in Assembly		200
Working Government majority		8

11th General Assembly

See also: 660 General Election

Affiliation		Members
	National Unity	107
Government total		107
	Kodiak Workers'	61
	Democratic Progress	23
	Independent	9
Opposition total		93
Total MGAs in Assembly		200
Working Government majority		14

10th General Assembly

See also: 657 General Election

Affiliation		Members
	National Unity	62
	Democratic Progress	37
	Centrist	26
	Kodiak Workers'	54
Government total		179
	Independent	21
Opposition total		21
Total MGAs in Assembly		200
Working Government majority		158

9th General Assembly

See also: 654 General Election

Affiliation		Members
	National Unity	67
	Democratic Progress	41
Government total		108
	Centrist	24
	Kodiak Workers'	57
	Independent	11
Opposition total		92
Total MGAs in Assembly		200
Working Government majority		16

8th General Assembly

See also: 651 General Election

Affiliation		Members
	Kodiak Workers'	110
	Democratic Progress	32
Government total		142
	National Unity	42
	Chest and Co	1
	Independent	15
Opposition total		58
Total MGAs in Assembly		200
Working Government majority		84

7th General Assembly

See also: 648 General Election

Affiliation		Members
	Kodiak Workers'	105
Government total		105
	New Economy	6
	Democratic Progress	17
	National Unity	62
	Chest and Co	1
	Independent	9
Opposition total		95
Total MGAs in Assembly		200
Working Government majority		10

6th General Assembly

See also: 645 General Election

Affiliation		Members
	National Unity	101
Government total		101
	Chest and Co	3
	Progress	15
	Kodiak Workers'	65
	Independent	16
Opposition total		99
Total MGAs in Assembly		200
Working Government majority		2

5th General Assembly

See also: 642 General Election

Affiliation		Members
	Kodiak Workers'	105
	Jacobin	8
	Progress	23
Government total		103
	National Democracy	6
	National Unity	78
	Chest and Co	11
	Independent	2
Opposition total		97
Total MGAs in Assembly		200
Working Government majority		6

4th General Assembly

See also: 639 General Election

Affiliation		Members
	Kodiak Workers'	52
	Progress	22
	Democratic Labour	56
Government total		130
	National Unity	48
	Chest and Co	6
	Independent	16
Opposition total		70
Total MGAs in Assembly		200
Working Government majority		60

3rd General Assembly

See also: 636 General Election

As this Assembly existed before the legalisation of political parties, all members were independent.

2nd General Assembly

See also: 633 General Election

As this Assembly existed before the legalisation of political parties, all members were independent.

1st General Assembly

See also: 630 General Election

As this Assembly existed before the legalisation of political parties, all members were independent.