Ordinary Assemblies
Special Assemblies
Foreign Assemblies
This section is being updated.
This section is being updated.
The Supreme Congress has two Houses and Senate that work on behalf of the people of the Commonwealth to reform member nations, to make and adapt Commonwealth Law, to check and challenge the work of the Union Government, to cooperate on topics or objectives and to collaborate on issues as well as to debate the issues and topics of the day.
To become a Member, you should apply via the route your member nation has setup – this could be a dedicated commission, the President of your Assembly of the House, or your local trustee group etc. If you are unsure, please contact the Coordination Council.
MCCs are appointed for a term of six years, after being nominated by the President of an Assembly of the House, with further approval required from either the Commonwealth Trustees’ or from the Election Commission.
