Single-chamber parliament elected for four years under additional-member system.

Site lists the members of various committees, with more information in Armenian.

Consisting of the House of Representatives and the Senate.

Österreichisches Parlament, consisting of the Nationalrat (National Council) and the Bundesrat (Federal Council).

Senate and Chamber of Representatives.

Elected for a four-year term and consisting of 240 members.

Composed of the Queen, represented by the Governor General, the appointed Senate, and the elected House of Commons.

Composed of 80 members, 56 elected by the Greek community and 24 by the Turkish community.

Site has lists of commitees, commissions and delegations, and more in Czech.

Eighty-one member elected body.

Danish parliament of 179 members elected by a variant of an additional member system.

The Parliament of the Republic of Estonia, elected by proportional representation with a 5% cutoff.

Single-chamber body elected by several overlapping systems. Site has content in all EU languages.

Single-chamber elected from seven constituencies, with powers under Denmark's Home Rule Act 1948.

The Parliament of Finland, a unicameral body of 200 members elected on a proportional basis.

Consists of 577 deputies, each of whom is elected in a constituency either with an absolute majority of votes (more than half the votes) at the first ballot or a relative majority (the largest number of votes) at the second ballot.

Parliament.

The Federal Council is the Chamber of the Länder, the federal states, such that only one member votes on behalf of each state, casting all the state's votes.

The Federal Diet, composed of at least 598 Members, of whom 299 are elected in the constituencies and a further 299 via a list-based additional member system with a 5% cutoff.

Includes a history of the constitution.

Consisting of 60 Members, with 24 Members elected from geographical constituencies, 30 Members by functional constituencies, and 6 Members by an Election Committee comprising 800 elected representatives of the community.

Also known as the National Assembly (Az ország háza).

The Icelandic parliament dates back to 930AD, now having 63 members from eight constituencies.

Composed of the Rajya Sabha (Council of States) and the Lok Sabha (House of the People).

The Council of States elected by the states' assemblies.