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Aruba has its own constitution, based on Western democratic principles. The KIng of the Netherlands appoints the governor of Aruba who holds office for a 6-year term, and acts as her representative.
Legislative, executive and judicial powers are vested in parliament which is housed in Aruba's capital, Oranjestad. The Aruban parliament consists of 21 members elected by universal suffrage.
The party (or parties) obtaining legislative majority are asked by the Governor to form a 7- member Council of Ministers vested with executive powers and headed by a Prime Minister. |
| source:http://www.parlamento.aw |
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