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Votes on and ammend laws that are passed by the National Assembly. Both Houses are involved in the passing of legislation, but in the event of a dispute the National Assembly has the final say.
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How long is a senate election?
In France = 6 years
Who rules France 2008?
France is a democracy. The president is Nicolas Sarkozy. There is a two-chamber parliament - the National Assembly and the Senate.
What is the lawmaking body of France called?
In English: Senate; in French: Sénat
What did Jefferson want the Senate to do?
Thomas Jefferson wanted the senate to do was to enter into a treaty or convention with the First Consul of France Anwered by Ashley Lewis
Name of the upper house in France?
"le Sénat" (the Senate)
What are the names of the houses of parliament in France?
The National Assembly (lower house) and the Senate (upper house)
What is the main legislative body of France called?
The French Parliament is comprised of the National Assembly and the Senate.
What is the main legislative body in France called?
It has a bicameral Parliament consisting of the Senate and the National Assembly.
What is the French legislative bodies?
France has a 577 member French National Assembly and a 321 member Senate or Upper House. Combined they are called the Parliament of France.
What government runs France?
France is a unitary semi-presidential constitutional republic. Parliament is the legislature and includes the Senate and National Assembly. In 2014, the president is Francois Hollande.
What is the purpose of le jardin du Luxembourg?
It is a public park, the second largest in Paris, France. The French Senate has its building there.
Why did the US Senate object to the US being part of the League of Nations?
Since France had proposed the plan the us didn't join
