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The National Assembly is composed of three houses: the Peoples' Council, the Party Council, and the National Administrative Council. Each is progressively smaller than the last and has different powers; the lower houses have the authority to propose bills and possess various veto and legal powers, while the NAC passes bills into law. The NAC also performs informal functions vital to the running of the state. | The National Assembly is composed of three houses: the Peoples' Council, the Party Council, and the National Administrative Council. Each is progressively smaller than the last and has different powers; the lower houses have the authority to propose bills and possess various veto and legal powers, while the NAC passes bills into law. The NAC also performs informal functions vital to the running of the state. | ||
When hosting a joint session, only the Peoples' and Party Councils are required; attendance of the National Council is voluntary but customary, as the lower two houses have greater legal power during a joint session. During such a joint session, however, the Taoisteach, who normally heads the NAC, will head the entirety of the Assembly, with the other Council speakers assisting. | When hosting a joint session, only the Peoples' and Party Councils are required; attendance of the National Council is voluntary but customary, as the lower two houses have greater legal power during a joint session. During such a joint session, however, the [[Taoisteach]], who normally heads the NAC, will head the entirety of the Assembly, with the other Council speakers assisting. | ||
==Peoples' Council== | ==Peoples' Council== | ||
===Election and Terms=== | ===Election and Terms=== | ||