Legislative Assembly of Madeira

The Legislative Assembly of Madeira shall be composed of 47 members, elected by proportional representation for a term of four years. The assembly shall be responsible for making laws and decisions for the autonomous region of Madeira. The members of the assembly shall be elected by the people of Madeira, and shall represent the interests of the region. The assembly shall convene at least four times a year to discuss and vote on regional matters.

The Legislative Assembly of Madeira shall have the power to propose and approve laws, as well as to exercise parliamentary oversight over the regional government. The assembly shall also have the power to approve the regional budget and to exercise control over the regional administration. The assembly shall be assisted by a bureau, which shall be responsible for the day-to-day management of the assembly's activities. The bureau shall be composed of a president, vice-presidents, and secretaries.

The members of the Legislative Assembly of Madeira shall be elected by proportional representation, using a system of closed lists. The election shall be held on a single day, and shall be supervised by the regional electoral commission. The commission shall ensure that the election is free and fair, and shall declare the results of the election. The results shall be published in the official gazette of the autonomous region of Madeira.

The Legislative Assembly of Madeira shall have the power to conduct inquiries and investigations into matters of public interest. The assembly shall also have the power to summon witnesses and to require the production of documents. The assembly shall be able to establish committees to conduct investigations and to report back to the assembly. The committees shall be composed of members of the assembly, and shall be assisted by experts and advisors.

The Legislative Assembly of Madeira shall be responsible for approving the regional government's program and budget. The assembly shall also have the power to reject the program and budget, and to require the regional government to make changes. The assembly shall be able to exercise control over the regional government's activities, and shall be able to require the government to provide information and explanations. The assembly shall also have the power to pass motions of no confidence in the regional government.