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The Triennial Act, enacted on February 15, 1640/1, mandates that Parliament must be convened at least once every three years to prevent the long intermission of parliamentary sessions, which had caused significant issues for the monarchy and the state. If a Parliament is not summoned by a specified date, it is automatically required to assemble on the second Monday in November of that year. The Act also outlines the responsibilities of various officials in ensuring the election and assembly of Parliament me
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