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Being a unicameral legislature, it holds General Elections, this ususally happends after around 4 months (sometimes taking longer), during the General Elections, parties must gain votes, a certain amount of seats will be constributed between the running parties (the amount is usually announced). The party with the most votes get the most seats and becomes the majority. The Prime Minister isn't automatically someone from the biggest party, they are usually appointed by the President when winning the elections. | Being a unicameral legislature, it holds General Elections, this ususally happends after around 4 months (sometimes taking longer), during the General Elections, parties must gain votes, a certain amount of seats will be constributed between the running parties (the amount is usually announced). The party with the most votes get the most seats and becomes the majority. The Prime Minister isn't automatically someone from the biggest party, they are usually appointed by the President when winning the elections. | ||
== Abbreviations == | == Jargon & Abbreviations == | ||
Within the Republic of Korea you will hear a lot of different terms like RoK and RoKAF for example, therefore this abbreviations list of the most common words: | Within the Republic of Korea you will hear a lot of different terms like RoK and RoKAF for example, therefore this abbreviations list of the most common words: | ||
* '''Republic of Korea Army''' – RoKA | * '''Republic of Korea Army''' – RoKA | ||