She listened patiently to the gripes of chamber of commerce representatives and met with members of a child-protection task force.
Mr Clegg duly unveiled a plan on May 17th that calls for a chamber of 300 representatives (less than half the current size), with 80% elected for 15-year terms under a proportional voting system, and the remaining 20% appointed.Alas for Mr Clegg's party, hostility to the plan is widespread.
Only pro-Lukashenko deputies were elected to the lower chamber, the house of representatives.
On one side of the bay, sitting on sandy bluffs, a hotel conference hall acts as chamber to the house of representatives, ringed by troops in sandy-coloured US-made Humvee troop carriers.
A professor at Coimbra University, Lisbon, from 1879, Machado was elected twice to the chamber of peers as representative of the university (1890, 1894).
Each growth chamber had an equal number of representatives of each accession.
He also suggested a second chamber of the European Parliament, comprising representatives of national parliaments, to oversee foreign and security policy.
The island's bishop, who sits in the Manx parliament's upper chamber, was one of a handful of representatives to oppose equal marriage.
One of her sons served in the second chamber of parliament, the regional representative council; his seat was taken by his sister when he filled his father's place in the national parliament.
While it is true that Ukip really should be offered some seats in the House of Lords, especially if Mr Cameron honours his pledge to make the chamber representative of voting patterns, this would not interest me.
