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National Assembly

  • Slovenian: Državni zbor

Governs Slovenia · Part of Parliament of Slovenia

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What it can do

  • Adopt laws

    The National Assembly is the legislature: rights and duties of citizens may be determined only by law (Constitution Art. 87), adopted by a majority of votes cast unless the Constitution requires another majority (Art. 86). Laws may be proposed by the Government, any deputy or 5,000 voters (Art. 88).

  • Elect the Prime Minister and appoint ministers

    Elects the President of the Government on the proposal of the President of the Republic (Art. 111) and appoints and dismisses ministers on the proposal of the Prime Minister (Art. 112); the Government is accountable to it (Art. 110).

  • Parliamentary inquiries

    May order parliamentary inquiries on matters of public importance (Constitution Art. 93).

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  • en.wikisource.org · checked Wikisource, Constitution of the Republic of Slovenia, read 2026-10-12: Arts. 80, 96, 102, 110, 163 (existence, composition). Fallback: Wikisource transcription, official PDFs unreachable. For: National Assembly
  • en.wikisource.org · checked Slovenian institution, office and party names as used by the bodies themselves (Constitution of Slovenia, Slovenian parliament and party usage); office names are the generic Slovenian titles; not read from an official page this session, from model knowledge cross-checked against Wikipedia sl titles. For: National Assembly in Slovenian
  • en.wikisource.org · checked Wikisource, Constitution of the Republic of Slovenia, read 2026-10-12: articles cited in the description. Fallback: Wikisource, official PDFs unreachable. For: Adopt laws, Elect the Prime Minister and appoint ministers, Parliamentary inquiries
  • en.wikisource.org · checked Wikisource, Constitution of the Republic of Slovenia (Official Gazette RS 33/91-I ... 47/13), read 2026-10-12: Arts. 80-81, 96-98, 103, 111-112, 163 for seat counts, term lengths and selection method; holders per term sources. Fallback: Wikisource transcription, because the official English PDFs (dz-rs.si, us-rs.si) returned errors. For: Member of the National Assembly, President of the National Assembly
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Wikipedia, List of members of the 10th National Assembly of Slovenia (cites dz-rs.si and Uradni list RS 757, 872, 891, 893, 954/2026), read 2026-10-12: 90 current deputies, constituency, party, start dates; 7 replaced deputies excluded. Fallback: Wikipedia, because dz-rs.si could not be reached from the research host (TLS/connection failure); group sizes cross-checked against Wikipedia 10th National Assembly (Svoboda 29, SDS 28, NSi 7, Demokrati 6, SD 6, Levica 5, Resni.ca 5, SLS 1, Fokus 1, minorities 2). For: Aleksander Reberšek as MNA, Celje, Aleksander Štorek as MNA, Celje, Andreja Katič as MNA, Celje, Damjan Muzel as MNA, Celje, Dušan Stojanovič as MNA, Celje and 85 more
  • en.wikipedia.org · checked Wikipedia, 10th National Assembly of Slovenia, read 2026-10-12: Zoran Stevanović elected President of the National Assembly on 10 April 2026 (48 votes for). Fallback: Wikipedia, because dz-rs.si was unreachable. For: Zoran Stevanović as President of the National Assembly
  • en.wikisource.org · checked Constitution Arts. 81 (NA), 103 (President), 98 (National Council) via Wikisource, read 2026-10-12; first session 10 Apr 2026 (Wikipedia); no election date called yet. Fallback: Wikisource, official PDFs unreachable. For: General election, March 26, 2030

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