The Parliament of the Republic of England is a unicameral legislative body comprised of legislators known as Members-of-Parliament (MP's) elected democratically by their constituents. The Parliament was formed as a 601 member chamber as per the 1957 Constitution of England, which provided a provisional government, and the first-ever general election in 1960. The current Parliament is comprised as such: The current Cabinet is comprised as such, discluding the PM and deputies: