Arawak National People's Assembly

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Arawak National People's Assembly
3rd Assembly
Type
Type	Unicameral
Houses	National Assembly
History
Founded	2000
Age	14 years
Status	Active
Leadership
President	Raúl Milano
Vice President	Esteban Fernandez
President of the Assembly	Eric Mélorde
Structure
Number of seats	National Assembly 721
National Assembly political groups	Arawak Workers' Party 623 / 721 Arawak Democratic League 34 / 721 Coalition for People's Freedoms 39 / 721 South Arawak Alliance 25 / 721
Elections
National Assembly last election	10 - 15 December 2012 (3rd Assembly Electoral Session)
Meeting Place
Palácium do Réspublica

The Arawak National People's Assembly, domestically shortened to National People's Assembly, People's Assembly or National Assembly, is the unicameral legislature of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Arawak. The four political parties of the country, the Arawak Workers' Party, the Arawak Democratic League, the Coalition for People's Freedoms, and the South Arawak Alliance, occupy the 721 seats in the Assembly, with the socialist-aligned Arawak Workers' Party, led by President Raúl Milano, taking up the vast majority with 623 seats.

The NPA meets annually in the Palácium do Réspublica (Palace of the Republic), and members are elected every five years. The last Assembly Electoral Session was held on 10 - 15 December 2012.