List of Assemblies Using The System
- Parliament of the United Kingdom and the UK's devolved institutions
- Parliament of Canada and the Canadian provincial and territorial legislatures
- Parliament of Australia and the Australian state parliaments
- Parliament of South Africa and South Africa's provincial legislatures
- East African Legislative Assembly
- Parliament of New Zealand
- Legislative Council of Hong Kong
- Parliament of Malaysia
- Parliament of Singapore
- Legislative Council of Brunei
- Parliament of Sri Lanka
- Parliament of Trinidad and Tobago
- National Assembly of Kenya
- National Assembly of Tanzania
- Parliament of Ghana
- Parliament of Uganda
- Parliament of Mauritius
- Parliament of Jamaica
- Tynwald, the Parliament of the Isle of Man
- National Assembly of Nigeria
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