National Workers' Assembly

The National Workers' Assembly is the legislative body in Hallad. It is a unicameral house, which is ussually dominated by socialist parties. The Solidarity Bloc has had a monopoly on power in it since 1968, when it was founded.

Seats in the National Workers' Assembly are proportional to the population of each Republic. It origonally had one representative per 500,000 people, however, after the inclusion of Western Sahara into the Republic this number was changed to 200,000. This gave Western Sahara one representative, otherwise they would not have had representation in the National Workers' Assembly. Egypt has 394 seats; Arabia has 135 seats; Iraq has 134 seats; Yemen has 107 seats; Oman has 16 seats; Kuwait has 12 seats; Western Sahara has 1 seat. The National Workers' Assembly has a total of 799 seats.

Current Holdings in the NWA

Party/Group	Acronym	Members
Halladi Socialist Party	HSP	232
Halladi Workers' Union	HWU	114
Collectivist Party of Hallad	CPH	101
Sparticist Party of Hallad	SPH	105
Liberal Democratic Party of Hallad	LDPH	45
Capitalism Now! Party of Hallad	CNPH	40
Islamic People's Party	IPPH	13
Indepedants	I	7 The Workers’ Republic of Hallad Main article: Hallad Characters: Hasan Muhammad, Rashid Hassan, Mustafa Fenris, Musab al Sadr, James Cross Government and politics: Government, Bill of rights, National Workers' Assembly, Solidarity Bloc, True Directorate, Collectivist Party, Halladi Socialism, First Halladi Civil War, Homat el Diyar Economy: Halladi Nationalized Arms Manufacturing, Tamil-Ukana, Agriculture in Hallad, Public Sector of Hallad Military: Halladi Red Army, Halladi Red Navy, Halladi Red Air Force, Republican Guard, W.P.A., Frontier Corps, Workers' and Peasants' Army, HAP-1 Automatic Pistol, HAR-1A Assault Rifle, Halladi-Hattian Conflict, Halladi-Shessaran War Miscellaneous: Erse, Federated Directorate (defunct), Al Jazeera, Al Jazeera International, Halladi Desert, Education in Hallad