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The Parliament of St. Lucia is bicameral having two chambers. The Senate has 11 members; six are nominated by the government, three by the opposition and two by the Governor General. The House of Assembly consists of the number of members that correspond to the number of constituencies at the time being established. The House of Assembly has 17 directly elected Members and one Speaker. |
| Parliament |
First Meeting |
Dissolution |
Members |
| Seventh Parliament |
17 Jun 1997 |
12 Nov 2001 |
Senate |
House |
| Eighth Parliament |
03 Jan 2002 |
17 Nov 2006 |
Senate |
House |
| Ninth Parliament |
09 Jan 2007 |
07 Nov 2011 |
Senate |
House |
| Tenth Parliament |
05 Jan 2012 |
19 May 2016 |
Senate |
House |
| Eleventh Parliament |
12 Jul 2016 |
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Senate |
House |
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| source:http://www.stluciaparliament.com |
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