section_path: Composition, election and tenure/Composition
section_name: Composition
paragraph_text: Composition
  
  The Greek parliament currently has 297 members, following a decision by the Special Highest Court to strip three far-right Spartan MPs deputies of their parliamentary seats. Although the constitution does not determine the total number of parliamentarians, it does stipulate that there shall be no less than two hundred (200) or no more than three hundred (300), and since 1952 their number has been set to 300. MPs are elected for a four-year term through a system of so called 'reinforced' proportional representation (a conditional plurality bonus system) in 56 constituencies, 48 of which are multi-seat and 8 single-seat.