House of the People
Britishnoun
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“The head of the House Oversight Committee has talked about even more micromanagement — from the House — of the people who live in the District of Columbia,” Mr. Van Hollen said.
From Washington Times
Somalia's new MPs are due to be sworn in shortly following a unique election for its parliament - known as the House of the People.
From BBC
He said it is also encouraging that elections for the 275 seats in the House of the People have started, with two members chosen and elections for an additional 11 seats announced to begin this week.
From Seattle Times
In addition, he said, electoral security preparations need to be accelerated and a list needs to be published of the 30% of seats reserved for women in the lower House of the People.
From Seattle Times
The group included the speaker of the House of the People, Mir Rahman Rahmani, and former Vice-President Karim Khalili.
From BBC
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