The dissolution of Parliament will take place on Monday 10 November 2026. All business in the House of Delegates and Senate of the Republic of Westdom will come to an end.
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Prorogation is the term for the formal end of a parliamentary session. Parliament stands ‘prorogued' between the end of one session and the Opening of Parliament which marks the beginning of a new session. A session may also be prorogued when Parliament is dissolved and a general election called.
Parliament and Government are two separate institutions.
The Government does not resign when Parliament is dissolved. Government ministers remain in charge of their departments. The role of minister is independent of the role of MP.
Ministers keep their ministerial titles after dissolution, but MPs can no longer use MP in their name.