What is Libya's Legislative body called? Do they even have one?

Answer 1

The National General People's Congress.

There are two branches of government in Libya. The "revolutionary sector" comprises Revolutionary Leader Gaddafi, the Revolutionary Committees and the remaining members of the 12-person Revolutionary Command Council, which was established in 1969.[13] The historical revolutionary leadership is not elected and cannot be voted out of office; they are in power by virtue of their involvement in the revolution. The revolutionary sector dictates the decision-making power of the second sector, the "Jamahiriya Sector".

Constituting the legislative branch of government, this sector comprises Local People's Congresses in each of the 1,500 urban wards, 32 Sha'biyat People's Congresses for the regions, and the National General People's Congress. These legislative bodies are represented by corresponding executive bodies (Local People's Committees, Sha'biyat People's Committees and the National General People's Committee/Cabinet).

Every four years, the membership of the Local People's Congresses elects their own leaders and the secretaries for the People's Committees, sometimes after many debates and a critical vote. The leadership of the Local People's Congress represents the local congress at the People's Congress of the next level. The members of the National General People's Congress elect the members of the National General People's Committee (the Cabinet) at their annual meeting.

Answer 2

Well, technically it is Congress - the House of Representatives and the Senate. But "afreeman. . ." has hit the nail on the head a lot better than our founding fathers ever could have. judjac67. . . - Hello???? The president belongs to the EXECUTIVE branch - the Legislative branch is the house and senate. How old are YOU?

Answer 3

YES HE İS RİGHT BUT IT NEVER WORKS BECAUSE IT IS RULED THROUGH ONE MAN