Italian Chamber of Deputies

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The Italian Chamber of Deputies (Italian: Camera dei Deputati) is the lower house of the Parliament of Italy. It has 630 seats, a majority of which are controlled presently by supporters of the Prodi leftwing coalition (as of 2006). Twelve deputies represent Italian citizens outside of Italy. Deputies meet in the Palazzo Montecitorio. The incumbent president is Fausto Bertinotti, a leader of Communist Refoundation Party.

Latest results

2006 Italian Chamber of Deputies election results

Presidents of the Italian Chamber of Deputies

List of Presidents of the Italian Chamber of Deputies

Member of Gruppo Misto during XV Legislatures

The Gruppo Misto is a group which includes those Members who are part of a party too small to constitute a group.

The list was updated November 30, 2007

Total Components 26

• President:
  Siegfried Brugger
• Vice Presidents
  Teodoro Buontempo
  Giorgio La Malfa
  Vincenzo Oliva
  Valdo Spini

List of Members by political party

• La Destra 4
• Language Minorities 5
• Movimento per l'autnomia 6
• Repubblicani Liberali Riformatori 4
• Socialists for the constituent 3
• Independents 4

See also

• Italian Parliament
• Italian Senate
• Chamber of Deputies
• Lower house
• Bicameralism

External links

• Italian Chamber of Deputies

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