People's Council of the Socialist Union

The People's Council of the Socialist Union is the highest legislative body of the Socialist Union. Members to the PCSU are elected by and from all the members of the planetary People's Councils. The PCSU is headed by a Speaker, who is elected by and from the members of the Council. Each member represents roughly 20 million citizens of the Union.

=Organisation= The Congress of the PCSU is held once a month. When not in session, the Politbureau of the PCSU, re-elected every session, operates on the behalf of the PCSU. The PCSU is led by the Speaker, who is up for re-election every 6 sessions, and has the power to call an emergency session of the Congress with the approval of 20% of the Politbureau. Democratic centralism is the main principle of all the governing bodies of the Socialist Union. Democratic debate is encouraged, and democratic decision-making is enforced, while total submission to decided measures are binding to all members of the body outside of its meetings.

The Council consists of many commissions that are formed and discontinued as required. These commissions handle different PCSU operations and actions that cannot be effectively managed and completed by the whole Council. An example of a commission is the joint commission of the PCSU and the SPU CC, responsible for the direct administrative management of territories outside of systems.