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The House of Commons of Clinkham Wood is the lower house of the Parliament of the United Provinces of Clinkham Wood. It was established with the National Government Act, 2010 and replaced the earlier Federal Assembly. The current President of the House is Daniel Baker. The House of Commons meets in the south wing of the Palace of Westminister.

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rdf:type	Legislature
rdfs:label	House of Commons of Clinkham Wood
rdfs:comment	The House of Commons of Clinkham Wood is the lower house of the Parliament of the United Provinces of Clinkham Wood. It was established with the National Government Act, 2010 and replaced the earlier Federal Assembly. The current President of the House is Daniel Baker. The House of Commons meets in the south wing of the Palace of Westminister.
Leader	Daniel Baker
dcterms:subject	Clinkham Wood
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meeting place	Palace of Westminster, London
Name	Lagerhuis van de Verenigde Provincies van Clinkham Hout 'House of Commons of the United Provinces of Clinkham Wood
leader1 type	First Minister of the United Provinces of Clinkham Wood
p groups	Labour Party of Clinkham Wood Democratic Party, Great Clinkham Wood Party, Conservative Party of Clinkham Wood, Independents
Members	469(xsd:integer)
coa pic	Parliment of Clinkham Wood Logo.PNG
Party	Conservative Party of Clinkham Wood
election	2008(xsd:integer)
session room	Bundestag.jpg
abstract	The House of Commons of Clinkham Wood is the lower house of the Parliament of the United Provinces of Clinkham Wood. It was established with the National Government Act, 2010 and replaced the earlier Federal Assembly. The current President of the House is Daniel Baker. Because its members are generally elected from smaller (an average of 693,000 residents as of 2007) and more commonly homogeneous districts than those from the State Council, the Commons is generally considered to be a more partisan chamber. The Commons was granted its own exclusive powers: the power to initiate revenue bills and impeach officials. The House of Commons meets in the south wing of the Palace of Westminister.

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