plenary chamber of the National Council

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The plenary chamber of the National Council is the main legislative hall in Austria where the National Council (Nationalrat) holds its parliamentary sessions and debates.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf legislative chamber
parliamentary chamber
plenary chamber
associatedWith Austrian democratic process
Austrian federal legislation
country Austria
governingBody Austrian Parliament
surface form: National Council of Austria
hasAccessRestriction public access mainly via visitor galleries
hasArea government bench
presiding officer’s podium
press gallery
speaker’s rostrum
visitor galleries
hasFeature Austrian national symbols display
electronic voting system
microphone system
translation equipment
hasFunction main legislative hall of Austria
venue for plenary sittings of the National Council
hasLegalBasis Federal Constitutional Law of Austria
hasSeatingFor members of parliament
hasTypeOfSession extraordinary sessions
ordinary sessions
special sessions
languageOfWork German
locationCity Vienna
locationCountry Austria
meetingPlaceOf National Council plenary sittings
occupant Members of the National Council
partOf Austrian Parliament
parliamentary complex in Vienna
usedBy Austrian federal government representatives
Austrian Parliament
surface form: National Council of Austria

President of the National Council
parliamentary party groups
usedFor government statements
legislative debates
parliamentary inquiries
parliamentary sessions
passing the federal budget
question time
ratification of international treaties
votes of confidence
voting on laws

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Austrian Parliament Building hasFeature plenary chamber of the National Council
Austrian Parliament Building hasFeature plenary chamber of the National Council
this entity surface form: plenary chamber of the Federal Council