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legislature was only responsible for the Cisleithanian crown lands. Those common affairs which related to the whole Dual Monarchy, such as foreign policy, national defence and finances, were examined by parliamentary delegations of 60 MPs each; one third of the Austrian delegates were elected by the
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refused to send members to the Austrian House of Lords and insisted on their own parliamentary assembly. Their requests were initially denied by Minister Schmerling ("Austria can wait"), nevertheless, on the eve of the Austro-Hungarian Compromise, the inaugural session of the second legislature took
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The House of Lords scrutinised bills that had been approved by the House of Deputies and regularly reviewed and amended them. While it was unable to prevent bills passing into law, except in certain limited circumstances, it could delay them and force the Deputies to reconsider their decisions. In
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According to the 1861 February Patent, the presiding committee of the House of Lords was made up of the president and his deputies, always aristocratic members who were appointed by the emperor at the beginning of a new legislative session. The emperor also had the exclusive right to recall the
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Catholic Church (both of the Latin Rite and the Byzantine Rite). Beside the archdukes of the imperial family, the entitled secular nobles made up the rest of the membership; of these, the majority were hereditary peers. A smaller number of life peers were appointed by the monarch on the nominal
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Bills could be introduced into either the House of Lords or the House of Deputies. Members of the Lords were also allowed to take on roles as government ministers. The House of Lords had its own support services, separate from the Deputies, including the House of Lords Library.
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In 1911, there were fourteen princes of the Imperial family, eighteen bishops, ninety hereditary peers, and 169 life peers. These were exclusively men. Some members of the House of Lords appointed as life peers include glass tycoon
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Membership was a birthright of all hereditary peers. The number of members was not fixed, though a law enacted in 1907 decreed that the category of life peers shall comprise at least 150 and no more than 170 seats.
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presidium, which never happened throughout the years of the House's existence. The meetings were alternately chaired by the board members, temporarily acting as President of the House of Lords.
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According to the 1861 February Patent and its 1867 amendments, 18 members of the Cisleithanian clergy sat in the House of Lords, regardless of their religious denomination:
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During the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the last session of the House of Lords was held on 30 October 1918. The last Austrian Minister-president
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boulevard was completed. The first session at the new location was held on 4 December 1883. The House of Lords chamber of debates was severely damaged in
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during the State Opening of Parliament. The initial plan to hold the opening ceremonies in the atrium hall of the parliament building was not realised.
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Unlike the elected House of Deputies, most new members of the House of Lords were appointed. Membership of the House of Lords was made up of:
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to plead for the electoral reform in parliament. The proposal was finally approved and applied to the Cisleithanian legislative elections of
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Die Entwicklung der ersten Kammer in der österreichischen Verfassung unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Zeit von 1848-61
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Austrian citizens appointed for life by the emperor for their services to the state or church, science or art (similar to
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this capacity, the Lords acted as a check on the House of Deputies that was independent from the electoral process.
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constitution which finally was promulgated by the 1861 February Patent. Elaborated under Count Rechberg's successor
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There were a number of spiritual peers who sat in the House by virtue of their ecclesiastical role in the
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after only five minutes. At the same time, the Provisional National Assembly of German-Austria met at the
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and the dissolution of the Dual Monarchy, when on 12 November 1918 the transitional National Assembly of
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place on 20 May 1867 without Hungarian representatives even being called. Half a year later, the
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on 27 October, would make no policy statement, whereupon the meeting was adjourned by Speaker
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The House of Lords chamber of the Parliament Building was destroyed by bombing during
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106 families had hereditary membership in the House of Lords. These were:
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This article is about the Austrian House of Lords. For other uses, see
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Karl Wilhelm 8th Prince of Auersperg (21 December 1871 - 17 May 1879)
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the heads of the wealthy and landed noble dynasties entitled by the
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The House of Lords met for the first time on 29 April 1861 at the
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Upper house of the Cisleithania (Austria-Hungary) Parliament
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In December 1906, the members of the House of Lords led by
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