
National Assembly of South Korea
South Korea's unicameral national legislature.
In 2026, South Korea's 22nd national assembly has 300 members, divided between 254 constituency seats and 46 proportional-representation seats.
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The National Assembly of South Korea serves as the country's unicameral national legislature. Its 22nd term has 300 seats: 254 constituency seats and 46 proportional-representation seats.
In October 2026, Science committee member Cho Kyoung-tae said projects already under way should be exempt from a proposed data-centre grid code. He planned to raise the issue during the Assembly's annual audit.
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