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The document describes the government structure of Dagestan, a republic within the Russian Federation. Dagestan has a parliamentary republic government with a State Council and People's Assembly as the highest political bodies. The State Council heads the executive power and consists of 14 members representing Dagestan's 14 main ethnicities. It appoints the members of the Government. The People's Assembly is the highest legislative body, consisting of 121 elected deputies. The Government is the highest administrative executive body, led by a Chairman appointed by the State Council with the People's Assembly's consent.
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- 1. Dagestan State Structure and Government Mikhail Nokhov Gymnasium # 1 Khasavyurt
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- 7. The First President of Dagestan Mukhu Aliev
- 15. Zainalov Shamil M. Chairman of the Government
- 16. Kaziev Nizami E. First Deputy of the Chairman
- 17. Amirov Gadzhi A. Deputy
- 18. Chichvarin Nikolai V. Deputy
- 19. Magomedov Magomed. M. Chairman of the Supreme Court The Supreme Court of Dagestan is the highest judicial body of the republic for civil, criminal and administrative cases. The Supreme Court for Arbitration is highest body for judicial power for solving economic disputes.