Tribunate

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The Tribunate was a legislative assembly in Napoleonic France that debated proposed laws and represented a limited form of popular representation under the Consulate.

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Tribunat 3
Tribunate canonical 3
Tribunate (Tribunat) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf institution of the First French Empire
legislative assembly
appliesToJurisdiction France
characteristic limited independence
subject to executive control
collaboratedWith Corps législatif
Council of State
country France
createdBy Constitution of the Year VIII
createdUnder Napoleon Bonaparte
createdUnderTitle First Consul of France
surface form: First Consul
dissolved 1807
dissolvedBy Napoleon Bonaparte
surface form: Napoleon I
followedBy more centralized imperial institutions
function expression of public opinion within limits set by the regime
public discussion of draft legislation
governmentForm Consulate
hadNoPower to enact laws directly
to initiate legislation
historicalPeriod Napoleonic era
inception 1799
Year VIII of the French Revolutionary Calendar
languageUsed French
legalStatus constitutional body
legislativePower debate without voting on laws
location Paris
meetingPlace Palais-Royal
surface form: Palais-Royal (Paris)
memberOfCategory Napoleonic institutions
defunct legislatures
numberOfChambers 1
partOf Constitution of the Year VIII
Napoleonic era
surface form: Napoleonic political system
precededBy Council of Five Hundred (faction)
surface form: Council of Five Hundred

National Convention
represented French citizens
role debated proposed laws
represented limited popular representation
selectionMethod indirect election
subordinateTo First Consul of France
surface form: First Consul

Sénat conservateur
surface form: Senate (Conservative Senate)

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Corps législatif of France coexistsWith Tribunate
this entity surface form: Tribunat
First Consul of France legislativeBody Tribunate
this entity surface form: Tribunat
Corps législatif workedWith Tribunate
this entity surface form: Tribunat
Napoleonic institutions hasPart Tribunate
this entity surface form: Tribunate (Tribunat)
Senate hasAuthorityOver Tribunate
subject surface form: Senate (Napoleonic France)