National Legislative Assembly

Definition and stakes

Portrait of Victor Hugo Victor Hugo,  The History of a Crime

“ We who remain free number a hundred and twenty Republican Representatives. Let us install ourselves in this hall. Let us install ourselves in the fulness and majesty of the Legislative Power. Henceforward we are the Assembly, the whole of the Assembly! Let us sit there, deliberate there, in our official sashes, in the midst of the People. Let us summon the Faubourg St. Antoine to its duty, let us shelter there the National Representation, let us shelter there the popular sovereignty. ”
Source: Gutenberg

Portal:Council for Democratic Reform,  Translation:Constitution of the Kingdom of Thailand (2006)

“ The National Legislative Assembly has the power to enact regulations relating to the selection of and the performance of duties by the President of the Assembly, the Vice Presidents of the Assembly, and members of committees, the procedure for the conduct of meetings, the introduction and consideration of bills, the introduction of motions, the conduct of debates, the passage of resolutions, the conduct of interpellation, the maintenance of rule and order, and other affairs for the execution of its powers and duties. ”
Source: Wikisource

Various,  Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition…

“ Consequently in January 1875 the Assembly, having voted the general principle that the Constitution voted, 1875. legislative power should be exercised by a Senate and a Chamber of Deputies, without any mention of the executive régime, accepted by a majority of one a momentous resolution proposed by M. Wallon, a member of the Right Centre. It provided that the president of the Republic should be elected by the absolute majority of the Senate and the Chamber united as a National Assembly, that he should be elected for seven years, and be eligible for re-election. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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