France/National Assembly

France/National Assembly
Formation	4 October 1958
Headquarters	Paris,  France
The lower house of the bicameral French Parliament

The National Assembly (French: Assemblée nationale) is the lower house of the bicameral French Parliament under the Fifth Republic, the upper house being the Senate. The National Assembly's legislators are known as deputies (députés), also known in English as members of Parliament (MPs).

There are 577 députés, each elected by a single-member constituency through a two-round system; thus, 289 seats are required for a majority.

 

Office Holders on Wikispooks

Name	From	To	Description
Amélie de Montchalin	21 June 2017	30 April 2019
José Évrard	21 June 2017	6 January 2022
Marine Le Pen	18 June 2017
François Baroin	17 June 2012	30 September 2014
Jean-François Copé	26 June 2002	20 June 2017
Olivier Dassault	21 June 2002	7 March 2021
Martine Aubry	12 June 1997	4 July 1997
Jean de Lipkowski	23 June 1988	21 April 1997
Jean de Lipkowski	2 April 1986	14 May 1988
Jean-Marie Le Pen	2 April 1986	14 May 1988
Laurent Fabius	3 April 1978	21 July 2012
Jean de Lipkowski	3 April 1978	1 April 1986
Jean de Lipkowski	2 April 1973	12 May 1973
Jean Pierre Cot	2 April 1973	23 July 1981	Attended Bilderberg/1977
Jean de Lipkowski	13 December 1971	12 January 1972
Paul Stehlin	11 July 1968	22 June 1975
Maurice Herzog	3 April 1967	2 April 1978
Jean de Lipkowski	6 December 1962	12 August 1968
Diomède Catroux	6 December 1962	2 April 1967
Maurice Herzog	6 December 1962	11 July 1963
Jean de Lipkowski	19 January 1956	5 December 1958
Jean-Marie Le Pen	19 January 1956	9 October 1962
Diomède Catroux	5 July 1951	1 December 1955
Antoine Pinay	2 June 1946	8 February 1959
Antoine Pinay	3 May 1936	13 April 1938

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