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Four weeks are allocated as constituency week to allow members to do exclusively constituency work.
299 seats are allocated to constituency candidates, who need to win a simple majority locally to take a seat in parliament.
The way seats are allocated within each European constituency uses the D'hondt system., which is a form of proportional representation.
The original correctly showed the party that won each of the 36 constituencies but failed to illustrate that a further 35 seats are allocated from the party lists - giving 71 seats in all.
Half the seats of the Bundestag are allocated according to party lists, but the other half are constituency MPs elected according to a first-past-the-post (FPTP) system with its bias in favour of big parties.
The seven list seats are allocated by party to ensure that the grand total of constituency and list seats in each region is as proportional as possible to each party's share of the list vote.
Seats are allocated on a proportional representation basis to each party depending on their list's share of the vote, with the constituency MPs allocated first and the list afterwards.
Hospital patients are allocated £3.50.
So profits are allocated to each state.
Officially the funds are allocated to conservation.
A further 299 seats are allocated to parties so that the total distribution reflects how second votes were cast nationwide, but only if the party obtains at least 5% of second votes or wins in at least three constituencies.
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