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As a [[Bicameral legislature|bicameral legislature]], the business of Parliament takes place in two Houses: the House of Commo

...eased the power of the central government. Among its key features were a [[bicameral legislature]] in which each state's representation would be allocated in proportion to

...lizean Dollar|Belizean Dollar]] - [[Special:Allpages/Bicameral legislature|Bicameral legislature]]

...uld last for 54 years. The constitution provided for a chief magistrate, a bicameral legislature with both the [[Virginia House of Delegates|House of Delegates]] and the [[ ...igned by Madison. This plan called for a strong national government with a bicameral legislature, where representatives were allocated proportionally based on population. S

...other matters, including the budget, it legislates jointly, and on equal [[Bicameral legislature|bicameral]] terms with the [[European Union#The Council of the European Uni

...other matters, including the budget, it legislates jointly, and on equal [[Bicameral legislature|bicameral]] terms with the [[European Union#The Council of the European Uni

South Africa has a [[bicameral legislature|bicameral]] Parliament consisting of a 90-member [[National Council of Prov

...g both Kenyatta and Ngala, was formed. The 1962 constitution established a bicameral legislature consisting of a 117-member House of Representatives and a 41-member Senate.

...ority was exercised by a prime minister and cabinet, both responsible to a bicameral legislature. The first prime minister was Don Stephen Senanayake, who successfully brou