المؤسسة التشريعية و دورها السياسي في الجمهورية العربية اليمنية 1978-1990م

Abstract EN

Legislative councils are one of the most important links in state administration, as they are responsible for legislating laws, legitimizing and monitoring the executive government.

Legislative councils have the right to dismiss and withdraw confidence from them in light of parliamentary democratic systems and during the rule of President Abdullah al-Sallal since the Yemeni revolution on September 26.

1962 AD and until his removal from power on November 25, 1967 AD, no legislative council was established, whether by election or appointment, until President Abd Al-Rahman Al-Iryani issued Republic Decision No.

(2) on the twenty-fifth of November 1968 to form the Interim National Council, which consists of four Members are elected by appointment.

A committee has been assigned to select members from among the people, and one of the basic tasks Is It is scheduled to start in the past, the start of its official color, the start of the official color of the Yemeni Arab Republic, and the start of President Ahmed Hussein Al-Ghashemi, for the Republic of Yemen.

The public authority has the Constituent People's Assembly on the sixth of February 1978 AD, and one of its most important tasks was to prepare for the elections of the second Shura Council, and on the seventh of July the elections were held and in the declaration of the Republic of Yemen, which was held in Sana’a between the two heads of state from the nineteenth to twenty-second of April 1990, which It is called the Agreement of the Twenty-Sixth of Ramadan, which stipulated the establishment of the Unity’s Parliament, which consists of the Shura Council in the North, which consists of 159 members, and the People's Assembly in the South, which consists of 111 members in addition to 31 members for whom Resolution No.

(4) was issued on May 24, 1990 AD by the Council.

Presidency and thus the number of members of Parliament of a state The unit has 301 members.