Parliament of Aling

The Parliament of Aling is a bicameral legislature in the Concadian State of Aling, consisting of the Aling House of Representatives (lower house) and the Aling State Senate (upper house). Each house is directly elected by the people of Aling at elections held every three years. The Parliament derives its authority from the Constitution of Aling and the Governor of Aling, who chairs the Aling Executive Committee. The Parliament shared law making powers with the Concadian Federal Parliament. The Aling Parliament follows the Westminster parliamentary traditions of dress, green-red chamber colours and protocol.

It is located in the Houses of Parliament in the City of Bramburh.

Composition and Powers
The legislative authority has two separate elements: the House of Representatives and the State Senate. No individual may simultaneously be a member of both Houses.

All 230 members of the House of Representatives are elected at each general election from single-member districts using the alternative vote system to terms of three years. The 78 State Senators are elected for two terms (6 years), with half being elected at each general election. Elections for the State Senate are conducted on a statewide, at large basis (meaning all members represent the entire state) using the single transferable vote system similar to the system used for elections to the federal House of Senators.