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Elected members
By an election.
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As many as you want, a few members have served for over 50 years.
England does not have a parliament; England is a part of, but not the same as, The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The United Kingdom parliament is made of two chambers, or houses - The House of Commons and the House of Lords. The commons are the elected members of parliament from the 650 parliamentary constituencies in the United Kingdom and are called Members of Parliament or MP's. The Lords are mostly appointed as members and are Lords Spiritual, there because of their position in The Church of England and Lords Temporal - non-ecclesiastic members. They are usually referred to as Lords or Peers.
The Scottish Parliament meets at the Scottish Parliament Building in Holyrood, Edinburgh. If they are in England on government business they meet at the Palace of Westminster in London.
there are 61 members in QLDS state parliament!
The Israeli parliament is called "Knesset", and it has 120 members.
The Jamaican House of Parliament includes the President of the Senate, Cabinet Members, Parliament Members, Senators, and Committee Members. The Parliament Members are made up of Government Members and Opposition Members.
It has 101 members.
There are 93 members of the lower house and 42 members of the upper house in the NSW parliament.
There are currently 650 members of Parliament (as of 2010).