The GU's Parliament is an important reviewing, thinking, implementing, decision-making/joint decision-making key element of the organisational circle of the Global Union. Parliamentary sessions take place in the colours white & orange. In order of impact, sustainable use and faster ways, GU's parliament admits a maximum of 194 members (GU's PRM's, Parliaments Representing Members) with a three-vote right each (each member has one vote, plus two representative votes, with which to enact the decision of its states’ population and the separate decision of the supreme government). Each member state appoints through its country's parliament its member and its vice (member and vice must be one woman and one man each) to represent its state and their people’s interests, always while bearing in mind GU's global lead and its solutions, programs and law, and/or they are reviewed and finally elected through the GU's Presidential Global Office subject to consultation with the GU's Global Advisory Council. The PRM's are elected for seven and a half years, as are their vices. To achieve a balance between each other, the PRM's hold the sessions together with an observer and controller, and elect their parliament’s chairmanship, as well as their parliament’s secretary, for each new session.