white chamber of the Tricameral Parliament

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The white chamber of the Tricameral Parliament was the whites-only legislative house in apartheid-era South Africa’s tricameral parliamentary system, which reserved separate chambers for different racial groups.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf parliamentary chamber
appliesToJurisdiction Republic of South Africa NERFINISHED
basedOn apartheid racial segregation policy
characterizedAs institutionalized racial privilege
contrastedWith House of Delegates of the Tricameral Parliament NERFINISHED
House of Representatives of the Tricameral Parliament NERFINISHED
country South Africa
discriminatoryNature excluded non‑white citizens from representation in this chamber
electorate white South African voters
function debate government policy
pass legislation
represent white electorate
governanceLevel national legislature
hasPart white members of parliament
historicalSignificance symbol of white minority rule in South Africa
legalFoundation apartheid‑era constitutional reforms
legislativePeriod apartheid era
numberOfChambersInSystem 3
opposedBy anti‑apartheid movements
partOf Tricameral Parliament of South Africa NERFINISHED
tricameral parliamentary system
politicalContext apartheid
racialGroupRepresented white population
racialRestriction whites only
reasonForAbolition end of apartheid and transition to non‑racial democracy
roleInSystem dominant chamber representing white minority
status defunct
systemType racially segregated legislature
timePeriod late 20th century
votingRightsBasis race

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Conservative Party (South Africa) representedIn white chamber of the Tricameral Parliament