Difference between revisions of "Senate of Tirol"

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|leader1_type      = [[Speaker of the Senate (Tirol)|Speaker]]
 
|leader1_type      = [[Speaker of the Senate (Tirol)|Speaker]]
 
|leader1            = [[Erwin Moroder]]
 
|leader1            = [[Erwin Moroder]]
|election1          = 10 January 2016
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|election1          = 1 February 2016
 
|leader5_type      = [[Senate Whip of the Labour Party (Tirol)|Government Senate Whip]]
 
|leader5_type      = [[Senate Whip of the Labour Party (Tirol)|Government Senate Whip]]
 
|leader5            = [[Albert Cela]]
 
|leader5            = [[Albert Cela]]
 
|party5            = [[Labour Party (Tirol)|Labour]]
 
|party5            = [[Labour Party (Tirol)|Labour]]
|election5          = 10 January 2016
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|election5          = 1 February 2016
 
|leader6_type      = [[Leader of the Senate Minority (Tirol)|Leader of the Opposition]]
 
|leader6_type      = [[Leader of the Senate Minority (Tirol)|Leader of the Opposition]]
 
|leader6            = [[Kevin Hulm]]
 
|leader6            = [[Kevin Hulm]]
 
|party6            = [[League Party (Tirol)|League]]
 
|party6            = [[League Party (Tirol)|League]]
|election6          = 12 January 2016
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|election6          = 3 February 2016
 
|leader8_type      = [[Senate Whip of the League Party|Opposition Chief Whip]]
 
|leader8_type      = [[Senate Whip of the League Party|Opposition Chief Whip]]
 
|leader8            = [[Nico Salatorc]]
 
|leader8            = [[Nico Salatorc]]
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|term_length        = 6 years
 
|term_length        = 6 years
|last_election1    = [[2016 Tirol Senate election|30 January 2016]]
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|last_election1    = [[2016 Tirol Senate election|31 January 2016]]
 
|next_election1    = [[2022 Tirol Senate election|30 January 2022]]  
 
|next_election1    = [[2022 Tirol Senate election|30 January 2022]]  
 
|voting_system1    = Plurality in triple member constituencies
 
|voting_system1    = Plurality in triple member constituencies

Revision as of 17:36, 17 January 2022

Senate of Tirol

Senât dl Tirol
Coat of arms or logo
Type
Type
Leadership
Erwin Moroder
since 1 February 2016
Albert Cela, Labour
since 1 February 2016
Kevin Hulm, League
since 3 February 2016
Nico Salatorc, League
since 5 June 2016
Structure
Seats18
TirolSenate2016.svg
Political groups
Socialists (Government)
  Labour Party (6)
  Internationale Party (4)
Traditionalists
  League Party (7)
  Freedom and Justice Party (1)
Length of term
6 years
Elections
Plurality in triple member constituencies
Last election
31 January 2016
Next election
30 January 2022
Meeting place
Senate chamber
Innsbruck,
Tirol

The Senate (Ladin: Senât) is the upper house of the Tiroler legislature. It is is indirectly elected by plurality in triple member constituencies. The senate was established by Article 5 of the 1892 Constitution as one of the legislative bodies of Tirol and thus it is the historical successor to the earlier Privy Council.

Composition of the Senate

District Senator Party Seat First elected
1 Erwin Moroder Lab Council I
2 Albert Cela Lab Council II
3 Beto Loria Int Council III
4 Marko Blume Lab Adesc I
5 Lia Suente Lab Adesc II
6 Carolina Metteo Lab Adesc III
7 Eduardo Monterrosa Galdámez Liga Inn I
8 Briano dl Calfosch Liga Inn II
9 Manuel Carador Lab Inn III
10 Stephan Romane Liga Passeier I
11 Tomas Vierso Liga Passeier II
12 Carlie Torane Liga Passeier III
13 Ciaran Ozid Int Trentin I
14 Russel Sante Int Trentin II
15 Giano Osmundson Int Trentin III
16 Indro Pelmo Liga Ziller I
17 Paolo Montanelli F&J Ziller II
18 Monte Barilla Liga Ziller III