Upper Austrian Parliament
| Basic data | |
|---|---|
| Seat: | Country house in Linz |
| Legislative period : | six years |
| First session: | 1920 |
| MPs: | 56 |
| Current legislative period | |
| Last choice: | September 27, 2015 |
| Next choice: | no later than 2021 |
| Chair: | State Parliament President Wolfgang Stanek (ÖVP) |
| Distribution of seats: |
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| Website | |
| www.ooe-landtag.at | |
The Upper Austrian Landtag is the regional parliament of the Austrian state of Upper Austria . He elects the members of the state government and exercises the legislative power of the state. The seat of the state parliament is the country house in Linz .
The state parliament consists of 56 members . The legislative period is six years. An election was last held on September 27, 2015 ( state election in Upper Austria 2015 ). The federal state is divided into the constituencies of Linz and the surrounding area , Innviertel , Hausruckviertel , Traunviertel and Mühlviertel , which are made up of the 15 political districts and the three statutory cities .
The direct predecessor of the Upper Austrian Landtag was the Provisional Provincial Assembly of Upper Austria immediately after the end of the First World War .
literature
- Wolfgang Pesendorfer: The Upper Austrian Parliament , Rudolf Trauner University Press, Linz 1989 online
- Wolfgang Steiner: The Upper Austrian Landtag: The Parliament of the State of Upper Austria - History.Data.Function , Trauner Verlag, Linz 2019, ISBN 978-3-99062-203-2
See also
- Distribution of seats in the Austrian state parliaments
- Results of all state elections in Austria
- Members of the Austrian Federal Council from Upper Austria
- List of Presidents of the Upper Austrian Parliament
Web links
- Website of the Upper Austrian Parliament
- Upper Austrian provincial law on the legal information system of the Republic of Austria
- Upper Austrian Provincial Laws 1849 - 1995. ALEX - Historical Legal and Legal Texts Online , accessed on April 3, 2013 .
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First presidents: Peter Mandorfer | - | Peter Mandorfer | Matthias Hödlmoser | Rupert Hartl | Josef Schweighofer | Lelio Spannocchi | Johanna Preinstorfer | Angela Orthner | Friedrich Bernhofer | Viktor Sigl | Wolfgang Stanek
Second presidents: Peter Mandorfer | Rudolf Freyer | Matthias Dallinger | - | Franz Plasser | Fridolin Schröpfer | Franz Harringer | Ladislaus Hartl | Alois Bachinger | Leo Habringer | Ferdinand Reisinger | Barbara Prammer | Udo Block | Gerda Weichsler-Hauer | Adalbert Cramer
Third President: Alois Bachinger | Jakob Mayr | August Bachmayr | Eduard Rauch | Hans Rödhammer | Alois Bachinger | Rudolf Trauner | Manfred Bodingbauer | Doris Eisenriegler | Adalbert Cramer | Gerda Weichsler-Hauer
Note: - means wartime in World War II , in which there was no Presidium of the Landtag.
The office of the Third President of the State Parliament was only brought into being after the war.
Monarchy: I. WP (1861–1866) | II. WP (1867-1869) | III. WP (1870) | IV. WP (1871) | V. WP (1871-1875) | VI. WP (1878-1883) | VII. WP (1884-1890) | VIII. WP (1890-1895) | IX. WP (1897-1902) | X. WP (1902-1908) | XI. WP (1909–1914 / 15)
First Republic: Provisional National Assembly (1918–1919) | XII. WP (1919-1925) | XIII. WP (1925-1931) | XIV. WP (1931-1934) | XV. WP (1934–1938)
Second Republic: XVI. GP (1945-1949) | XVII. GP (1949-1955) | XVIII. GP (1955-1961) | XIX. GP (1961-1967) | XX. GP (1967-1973) | XXI. GP (1973-1979) | XXII. GP (1979-1985) | XXIII. GP (1985-1991) | XXIV. GP (1991-1997) | XXV. GP (1997-2003) | XXVI. GP (2003-2009) | XXVII. GP (2009-2015) | XXVIII. GP (from 2015)