Chamber of Commons (Ineland)

The Chamber of Commons (French: Chambre des Communs, Dutch: Kamer van Burgers) is the lower chamber of the Inelandic federal parliament. It is the only federal representative body that is directly elected by the Inelandic people. The Chamber of Commons was first established by the Lenau Constitution of 1821 as one of the legislative bodies of Ineland besides the House of Electors.

History
The Chamber of Commons first appeared with the sanctioning of the Lenau Constitution of 1821 by king Gabriel II, which instituted a bicameral parliamentary system in Ineland for the first time. In its original form, the Chamber of Commons enjoyed a lower legislative status within the constitutional framework than the House of Electors or the monarch despite being the only directly elected institution. However, through the 19th century and with the help of powerful social movements the Chamber quickly gained further powers and by the early 20th century it was the clearly predominant institution within the Inelandic decision-making process.

1928 - 1971
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