Quaiyl slattyssagh
Ta '''quaiyl slattyssagh''' ny [[quaiyl resooney]] nod jannoo, caghlaa as aagherrym [[slattys]]syn.<ref>{{enmyseddyrvoggyl
  | ennym = Debate #3 Glossary
  | soilsheyder = Hansard Society
  | date = Mee Houney 2003
  | kiangley = http://www.headsup.org.uk/content/default.asp?page=s41_5
}}</ref>  Chammah's [[slattys yn ard-whaiyl|jannoo slattyssyn]], ta kiart oc dy cadjin dy ardjaghey [[keesh]]yn as goaill rish [[claare argidoil]] as [[billey argid|biljyn argid]] elley.  Ny keayrtyn, t'ad cur [[ard-whaiyl]] ny [[quaiyl ard-eish]] er quaiyl slattyssagh, agh ta keeallyn elley ec ny h-enmyn shoh.

Ayns [[corys ard-whaiylagh]] [[reiltys]], ta'n whaiyl slattyssagh kiondeeagh, as t'ee ponteil oltey yn thie myr [[ard-vinishter]] dys stiurey [[banglane obbree|banglane obbree ny reiltys]].<ref>{{enmyseddyrvoggyl
  | ennym = What is the "Westminster System"?
  | soilsheyder = Parliament of Victoria
  | kiangley = http://www.parliament.vic.gov.au/windowintime/faq/showfaq.cfm?faqid=22
  | datefeddyn = 2008-10-16
  | kiangleytashtee = http://web.archive.org/web/20080724133623/http://www.parliament.vic.gov.au/windowintime/faq/showfaq.cfm?faqid=22 
  | datetashtee = 2008-07-24
}}</ref>  Ayns [[corys eaghtyraneagh]], rere reill [[scarrey cummaght]], ta'n whaiyl slattyssagh ny banglane neuchrogheydagh ny reiltys corrym rish y vanglane obbree as y [[banglane briwnagh]].<ref>{{enmyseddyrvoggyl
  | ennym = Governing Systems and Executive-Legislative Relations (Presidential, Parliamentary and Hybrid Systems)
  | soilsheyder = United Nations Development Programme
  | kiangley = http://www.undp.org/governance/docs/Parl-Pub-govern.htm
  | datefeddyn = 2008-10-16
}}</ref>
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The primary components of a legislature are one or more ''[[chambers of parliament|chambers]]'' or ''houses'': assemblies that [[debate]] and [[vote]] upon [[bill (proposed law)|bill]]s. A legislature with only one house is called [[unicameral]]. A [[bicameral]] legislature possesses two separate chambers, usually described as an upper house and a lower house, which often differ in duties, powers, and the methods used for the selection of members. Much rarer have been [[tricameral]] legislatures; the most recent existed in the waning years of [[Tricameral Parliament|caucasian-minority rule]] in [[South Africa]].

In most parliamentary systems, the lower house is the more powerful house while the upper house is merely a chamber of advice or review. However, in presidential systems, the powers of the two houses are often similar or equal. In [[federation]]s, it is typical for the upper house to represent the component states; the same applies to the supranational legislature of the [[European Union]]. For this purpose, the upper house may either contain the delegates of state governments, as is the case in the European Union and in [[Germany]] and was the case in the [[United States]] before 1913, or be elected according to a formula that grants equal representation to states with smaller populations, as is the case in [[Australia]] and the modern United States.

Because members of legislatures usually sit together in a specific room to deliberate, seats in that room may be assigned exclusively to members of the legislature. In parliamentary language, the term ''seat'' is sometimes used to mean that someone is a member of a legislature. For example, saying that a legislature has 100 "seats" means that there are 100 members of the legislature, and saying that someone is "contesting a seat" means they are trying to get elected as a member of the legislature. By extension, the term ''seat'' is often used in less formal contexts to refer to an electoral district itself, as for example in the phrases "[[safe seat]]" and "[[marginal seat]]".

==See also==
*[[Legislative Assembly]]
*[[Legislative Council]]
*[[List of legislatures by country]]
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[[Ronney:Quaiyllyn slattyssagh| ]]
Ta quaiyl slattyssagh ny quaiyl resooney nod jannoo, caghlaa as aagherrym slattyssyn.  Chammah's jannoo slattyssyn, ta kiart oc dy cadjin dy ardjaghey keeshyn as goaill rish claare argidoil as biljyn argid elley.  Ny keayrtyn, t'ad cur ard-whaiyl ny quaiyl ard-eish er quaiyl slattyssagh, agh ta keeallyn elley ec ny h-enmyn shoh.

Ayns corys ard-whaiylagh reiltys, ta'n whaiyl slattyssagh kiondeeagh, as t'ee ponteil oltey yn thie myr ard-vinishter dys stiurey banglane obbree ny reiltys.  Ayns corys eaghtyraneagh, rere reill scarrey cummaght, ta'n whaiyl slattyssagh ny banglane neuchrogheydagh ny reiltys corrym rish y vanglane obbree as y banglane briwnagh.

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