National Assembly of Brythonica

The National Assembly of Brythonica (Brythoneg: Cynulliad Cenedlaethol Brythonica; French: Assemblée Nationale de Brittonique) is the supreme legislative body of Brythonica. It has ultimate power over all other politicl bodies in Brythonica. At its head is the head of state, Grand Duke Bleddyn II.

The National Assembly is bicameral and is divided into an "upper house", the House of Peers, and a "lower house", the House of Deputies. The Grand Duke is the third component of the National Assembly. The House of Peers' members are not elected by the population at large, but are appointed by the Grand Duke on advice of the Prime Minister. The House of Delegates is a democratically elected chamber with elections held every 4 years unless the House is dissolved early. The two houses meet in seperate chambers in the Palace of Unity in the national capital, Rouen.

History
The National Assembly was originally established as a Regional Assembly by the Kingdom of Hillandia, which Brythonica was a part of at the time. The regional assembly had considerate legislative and executive powers over the de facto autonomous region of Brythonica, but affairs and power relating to taxation, military and foreign policy were retained by the national parliament of Hillandia.