Mallacaland Parliament

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| political_groups1 =

•      National Democratic Front (31)
•      For the People (23)
•      Open Mallacaland (5)
•      Left Front (4)
•      New Future (3)
•      Blessed People's Party (2)

| political_groups2 =

•      Our Force (36)
•      Shining Light (6)
•      Mallacaland Citzens Party (6)
•      Jariza Island Party (6)

The Mallacaland Parliament was created in 1999, after the creation of the Emirate of Mallacaland.

History

Its primary purpose was to introduce legislation, although until 2021, the Council of Emirs, as well as the King of Mallacaland, was allowed to overrule most members. Originally there were only 24 members, one from each Emirate, although this was changed in 2014. Parliament was almost exclusively dominated by the Mallacaland Tradionalist Front (MTF). Before 2021, the last elections were conducted in 2015, with elections planned in 2019 delayed until 2021. As a part of the new constitution, the Mallacaland Parliament was reformed in 2021 to have the ability to pass laws without oversight as well as elections every 4 years from 2019 onward.

Parties

Political Parties represented in the Mallacaland Parliament

Party	Seats	Ideology	Political Position
Our Force	50	Conservatism, Mallcan Nationalism	Right-wing
National Democratic Front	31	Liberalism, Populism	Center to Center-Left
For the People	23	Social-democracy	Center-Left
Citizen's Party	6	Conservative, Royalist	Center-Right
Jariza Island Party	6	Regionalism	Right-wing
Shining Light	6	Nationalism, Islamic Fundementialism	Far-Right
Open Mallacaland	5	Liberalism, Gynarchism	Left-wing
Left Front	4	Socialism, Populism	Center left to Far-left
New Future	3	Secularism, Liberalism	Center-left
Blessed People's Party	2	Regionalist	Center