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Each member has 1 vote. Voting in parliament is done through voice tally, the speaker/president will ask those in favor of a motion to say aye, then those to the contrary no then declare a winner.
If any member of the parliament feels this decision was wrong then they can call a division, what happens here is that bells ring all over the building to alert members to a vote, then after a few minutes the chamber is shut and those that agree with the motion move to the right of the speaker, those that disagree to the left of the speaker and they are physically counted.
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