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In Switzerland, the communal assembly is a form of direct-democratic legislature, in which every eligible citizen of the commune may attend and vote, rather than being represented by elected councillors. It is used in many Swiss communes, particularly smaller ones. In larger communes, the legislative function is instead exercised by an elected communal parliament. The institution has roots in the medieval period, when communal assemblies served as the supreme bodies of Swiss communes from the Middle Ages through the Ancien Régime.
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