...(MPs) The electorate elects MPs at a general election by direct, universal and secret ballot (article 51 par. 3 of the Constitution). The Constitution does not determine the total number of parliamentarians (article 51 par. 1 ),...    ...the State Deputies, whose exact number actually depends on the total electoral strength of each party (article 54 par. 3 of the Constitution). Standing for Elections To run for Hellenic Parliament office, candidates must have the right...    

...elect a Presidium. The Presidium is comprised by the Speaker of the Parliament, seven (7) Deputy Speakers, three (3) Deans and six (6) Secretaries. Its main characteristic is its multi-partisan composition. To this end, it is...    

...Plenum, the standing committees and the Recess Sections of the Parliament within the provisions of articles 162 par. 3 subparagraph a' and 92 of the Parliament’s Standing Orders (Parliamentary section and chapters). b) The scientific...    

...days, nor may such suspension be repeated during the same session without the consent of Parliament. (article 40 par. 3 of the Constitution). The Parliament elects the President of the Republic (article 32 of the Constitution ) as well...    

... The exhibition presents some of the Collection’s most important works that will then be donated to 4 museums in 3 countries over 2 continents (EMST, Tate, and jointly to the Guggenheim and the MCA Chicago). This is the first time...