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Provisional World Parliament (PWP) is an organ of the Provisional World Government. It is a transitional legislative body convening in joint session of all three houses of the World Parliament along with the members of the Provisional World Parliament.
Constitutional Requirements for Convening Parliament:
Legislative Convening Requirements
- Delegates: 500 or more delegates to attend, representing people in 20 countries from five continents, and having credentials defined by Article 19, Section 3; Read more
- Funds: The minimum funds necessary to organize the sessions of the Provisional World Parliament are either on hand or firmly pledged;
- Location: Suitable locations are confirmed at least nine months in advance, unless emergency conditions justify shorter advance notice.
Office of the Secretary of PWP:
Office of the Secretary,
Provisional World Parliament,
Provisional World Government
Constitutionally designated agency to convene PWP:
World Constitution and Parliament Association (WCPA),
HQ: #211 Overlook Cir, Clarkesville, Georgia, 30523, USA.
For Relationship Between the WCPA and the Provisional World Government, Read more.
Steering Committee:
Steering Committee for the Provisional World Parliament,
World Constitution and Parliament Association, Inc.
Statutory Funding Agency:
World Government Funding Corporation (WGFC),
HQ: #211 Overlook Cir, Clarkesville, Georgia, 30523, USA.
References:
1. Section 19.3, Article 19 of the Constitution for the Federation of Earth (CFoE).
Informational Content:
Plenary session: In the context of a legislature with multiple houses, a plenary session is typically associated with each house separately, referring to a full meeting where all members of that house must be present and participate.
Joint session: A joint session is a meeting where more than one houses of a legislature come together as a single body.
Joint plenary session: A joint plenary session refers to a full meeting of more than one houses of a legislature that is convened together as a single body. It combines the concepts of a joint session and a plenary session.
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