Difference between revisions of "National Council (Tirol)"
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|election1 = 4 November 2017 | |election1 = 4 November 2017 | ||
|leader3_type = [[Premier of Tirol|Premier]] | |leader3_type = [[Premier of Tirol|Premier]] | ||
| − | |leader3 = [[ | + | |leader3 = [[Albrec Pescosta]] |
| − | |party3 = [[ | + | |party3 = [[League Party (Tirol)|League]] |
| − | |election3 = | + | |election3 = 14 May 2023 |
|leader5_type = [[Chief Whip of the Labour Party (Tirol)|Government Chief Whip]] | |leader5_type = [[Chief Whip of the Labour Party (Tirol)|Government Chief Whip]] | ||
| − | |leader5 = [[ | + | |leader5 = [[Nico Salva]] |
| − | |party5 = [[ | + | |party5 = [[League Party (Tirol)|League]] |
| − | |election5 = | + | |election5 = 14 May 2023 |
|leader6_type = [[Leader of the Opposition (Tirol)|Leader of the Opposition]] | |leader6_type = [[Leader of the Opposition (Tirol)|Leader of the Opposition]] | ||
| − | |leader6 = [[ | + | |leader6 = [[Tresl Indermaur]] (interim) |
|party6 = [[League Party (Tirol)|League]] | |party6 = [[League Party (Tirol)|League]] | ||
| − | |election6 = | + | |election6 = 14 May 2023 |
|leader8_type = [[Chief Whip of the League Party|Opposition Chief Whip]] | |leader8_type = [[Chief Whip of the League Party|Opposition Chief Whip]] | ||
| − | |leader8 = [[ | + | |leader8 = [[Margaret Laret]] |
| − | |party8 = [[ | + | |party8 = [[Labour Party (Tirol)|Labour]] |
| − | |election8 = | + | |election8 = 14 May 2023 |
| − | |members = ''' | + | |members = '''400''' |
| − | |structure1 = | + | |structure1 = TirolLandtag2023.svg |
|structure1_res = 300 | |structure1_res = 300 | ||
|political_groups1 = | |political_groups1 = | ||
| − | ;[[Government of Tirol|Government]] | + | ;[[Government of Tirol|Government]] (202) |
| − | :{{Color box|# | + | :{{Color box|#003153|border=darkgray}} [[League Party (Tirol)|League Party]] (154) |
| − | + | :{{Color box|#FFE97C|border=darkgray}} [[Alliance Party (Tirol)|Alliance Party]] (25) | |
| − | :{{Color box|# | + | :{{Color box|{{party colour|Free Voters of Trentin}}|border=darkgray}} [[Free Voters of Trentin]] (23) |
| − | + | ;Primary Opposition (132) | |
| − | :{{Color box| | + | :{{Color box|#990000|border=darkgray}} [[Labour Party (Tirol)|Labour Party]] (132) |
| − | :{{Color box| | + | ;Other opposition (66) |
| − | :{{nowrap|{{Color box|#6B8E23|border=darkgray}} [[Greens (Tirol)|Greens]] ( | + | :{{nowrap|{{Color box|#6B8E23|border=darkgray}} [[Greens (Tirol)|Greens]] (47)}} |
| − | :{{Color box|# | + | :{{Color box|#0094FF|border=darkgray}} [[Freedom and Justice Party (Tirol)|Freedom and Justice Party]] (15) |
| − | :{{Color box| | + | :{{Color box|{{party colour|Liberty Party (Tirol)}}|border=darkgray}} [[Liberty Party (Tirol)|Liberty Party]] (4) |
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;Presiding officers | ;Presiding officers | ||
:{{Color box|#000000|border=darkgray}} [[Speaker of the Council (Tirol)|Speaker]] | :{{Color box|#000000|border=darkgray}} [[Speaker of the Council (Tirol)|Speaker]] | ||
|term_length = 6 years | |term_length = 6 years | ||
| − | |last_election1 = [[ | + | |last_election1 = [[2023 Tirol legislative election|5 May 2023]] |
| − | |next_election1 = [[ | + | |next_election1 = [[2029 Tirol legislative election|5 May 2029]] |
| − | |voting_system1 = | + | |voting_system1 = Alternative Vote |
|meeting_place = Council chamber<br />[[Innsbruck]], <br />[[Tirol]]}} | |meeting_place = Council chamber<br />[[Innsbruck]], <br />[[Tirol]]}} | ||
{{Politics of Tirol}} | {{Politics of Tirol}} | ||
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The Deputies of the National Council are representatives of the Tiroler people as a whole and are not bound by any orders or instructions and are only held accountable by their electorate. The legal number of members of the council is 700. | The Deputies of the National Council are representatives of the Tiroler people as a whole and are not bound by any orders or instructions and are only held accountable by their electorate. The legal number of members of the council is 700. | ||
| − | The National Council is elected every six years by Tiroler citizens over the age of 17 | + | The National Council is elected every six years by Tiroler citizens over the age of 17. An early election is possible in cases where the government no longer commands the confidence of the council, and if 201 deputies vote for a motion of no confidence, the government is dissolved, and if no new government commands the confidence of the council within a two week period, fresh elections are called. Deputies elected in mid-term elections following a vote of no-confidence only hold office until the end of the original term of government in order to preserve the six year cycle and 5 May election dates. |
{{Tirol topics}} | {{Tirol topics}} | ||
Revision as of 14:26, 11 June 2023
National Council of Tirol Cunsëi dl Tirol | |
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| Type | of the Legislature of Tirol |
| Leadership | |
Julia Marc since 4 November 2017 | |
| Structure | |
| Seats | 400 |
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Length of term | 6 years |
| Elections | |
| Alternative Vote | |
Last election | 5 May 2023 |
Next election | 5 May 2029 |
| Meeting place | |
| Council chamber Innsbruck, Tirol | |
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| This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Tirol |
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The National Council (Ladin: Cunsëi dl Tirol) is the lower house of the Tiroler legislature. It is the only body that is directly elected by proportional representation. The council was established by Article 4 of the 1892 Constitution as one of the legislative bodies of Tirol and thus it is the historical successor to the earlier Royal Diet.
The Deputies of the National Council are representatives of the Tiroler people as a whole and are not bound by any orders or instructions and are only held accountable by their electorate. The legal number of members of the council is 700.
The National Council is elected every six years by Tiroler citizens over the age of 17. An early election is possible in cases where the government no longer commands the confidence of the council, and if 201 deputies vote for a motion of no confidence, the government is dissolved, and if no new government commands the confidence of the council within a two week period, fresh elections are called. Deputies elected in mid-term elections following a vote of no-confidence only hold office until the end of the original term of government in order to preserve the six year cycle and 5 May election dates.
