Federal Assembly (Penn)

Federal Assembly of Penn
Unicameral
Type
Type	Unicameral
History
Founded	24 April 2022 (2022-04-24)
Preceded by	Provisional Senate (2020-2022)
Leadership
Speaker	Nicholas Fisher, PC since 8 January 2023
Deputy Speaker	Zed Smith, IND since 8 January 2023
Structure
Seats	9
Political groups	Government (9)   C (2)   PC (1)   TI (1)   N (1)   FJP (1)   IR (1)   IND (2)
Elections
Voting system	First past the post
Meeting place
Discord

The Federal Assembly of the Penn Federal Republic is a unicameral parliament that acts as the supreme legislative body in the Penn Federal Republic.

History

The Federal Assembly was established on 24 April 2022, by the passing of the Foundational Senate Act of 2022, which was passed unanimously by the Provisional Senate, an interim body with members appointed by the President. The Federal Assembly has been ridden with controversy, with multiple Representatives being impeached.

Constituencies

See also: States in the Penn Federal Republic

Representatives are from three constituencies, which each have three seats each.

State	Title	Name	Party	Serving Since
District of Medici	Representative	Devin Purcell	Constitutionalist Party (Penn)	24 April 2022
	Representative	Mason Walker	Constitutionalist Party (Penn)	29 November 2022
	Representative	Suryadeva Kapei	Penn National Party	24 April 2022
State of Randouler	Speaker	Nicholas Fisher	Populares-Conservatives Party (Penn)	3 May 2022
	Deputy Speaker	Zed Smith	Independent	1 November 2022
	Representative	Joseph Montgomery	Tolentaria Internationale Party (Penn)	3 May 2022
Stxia Region	Representative	Matthew Laptev	Independant	26 April 2022
	Representative	Tobey Wyles	Constitutionalist Party (Penn)	29 January 2023
	Representative	Fabian Jusep	Freedom and Justice Party	29 January 2023