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	{{main\|List of political parties in the Kingdom of Hummland}}		{{main\|List of political parties in the Kingdom of Hummland}}
	Any citizen of Hummland may create a party. The ~~heads~~ of each party will send as many representatives to the parliament as to the final amount of seats their party got, the ~~head~~ of a party may send themself to represent their party, but it is not mandatory.		Any citizen of Hummland may create a party. The leaders of each party will send as many representatives to the parliament as to the final amount of seats their party got, the leader of a party may send themself to represent their party, but it is not mandatory.

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	Villagers' votes are determined by the quing going to each of them individually and asking who they are voting for.		Villagers' votes are determined by the quing going to each of them individually and asking who they are voting for.
	==Parties==		==Parties==
			{{main\|List of political parties in the Kingdom of Hummland}}
	Any citizen of Hummland may create a party. The heads of each party will send as many representatives to the parliament as to the final amount of seats their party got, the head of a party may send themself to represent their party, but it is not mandatory.		Any citizen of Hummland may create a party. The heads of each party will send as many representatives to the parliament as to the final amount of seats their party got, the head of a party may send themself to represent their party, but it is not mandatory.

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The '''Parliament of the Kingdom of Hummland''' is the legislative body of the [[Kingdom of Hummland]]. It meets at 2 evening street in [[Mitthumm]] city.

==Powers==
The Parliament may propose and vote on the creation of laws that affect all of Hummland, with the exception of [[Vǿś'lkeð county]] which is governed by the [[Temple of Ichtheism]].

===Monarch===
The [[Quing of Hummland]] may veto any law made by the parliament, they may also create laws without the permission of the parliament, but they probably wont because they don't want to start a revolution. The quing also functions as the [[Anntwo]] of the parliament.

==Election==
The parliament of Hummland is elected by the citizens of Hummland, both players and villagers<ref>by Hummlandic law the term "villager" refers to any non-player entity with Hummlandic citizenship, most of whom are villagers</ref> can vote for the parliament.
===Players===
Players vote through a google form, where they can divide 5 votes among as many parties as they wish.
===Villagers===
Villagers' votes are determined by the quing going to each of them individually and asking who they are voting for.
==Parties==
Any citizen of Hummland may create a party. The heads of each party will send as many representatives to the parliament as to the final amount of seats their party got, the head of a party may send themself to represent their party, but it is not mandatory.