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The '''Beardom Senate''' is a part of the Beardom government which is [[Beardom Elections|elected]] through the [[Beardom Provincial Elections|Provincial Elections]]. The senate has two main tasks, being approving or declining bills proposed by the [[House of Representatives]], as well as monitoring the government. The senate cannot alter bills. | The '''Beardom Senate''' is a part of the Beardom government which is indirectly [[Beardom Elections|elected]] through the [[Beardom Provincial Elections|Provincial Elections]]. The senate has two main tasks, being approving or declining bills proposed by the [[House of Representatives]], as well as monitoring the government. The senate cannot alter bills. | ||
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General
Country:
Total Seats:
75
Largest Party:
None
Amount of Parties with Seats:
None
The Beardom Senate is a part of the Beardom government which is indirectly elected through the Provincial Elections. The senate has two main tasks, being approving or declining bills proposed by the House of Representatives, as well as monitoring the government. The senate cannot alter bills.