An indirect legislative election was held in South Korea on sixteen February 1976 to elect seventy three members of the National Meeting who have been appointed by President Park Chung Hee. One-third of all of the members of the Nationwide Meeting are elected by the Nationwide Convention for Unification. Among the many 73 members he had appointed, 50 have been members who Park had appointed in 1973 and 20 had been new appointees. Through the use of this site, you agree to the Phrases of Use and Privacy Coverage. The Nationwide Convention for Unification met on sixteen February 1976 to elect the National Assembly members appointed by President Park Chung Hee. Wikipedia® is a registered trademark of the Wikimedia Foundation, Inc., a non-revenue organization. Out of the 2,303 eligible delegates, 2,289 had been present in the election. At the time of the election, 2,303 out of the unique 2,359 delegates had been eligible to vote following the loss of life or resignation of 56 delegates. Textual content is offered below the Artistic Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.Zero License; additional terms may apply. On 14 February 1976, President Park Chung Hee submitted a listing of seventy three members he had appointed to the National Assembly and 5 reserve members. Nationwide Meeting members elected by the National Conference for Unification have a time period of three years. To be able to be elected, the slate of members appointed by the President needs to obtain the approval of a majority of the delegates of the Nationwide Conference for Unification present in the election. This web page was final edited on three March 2024, at 20:Sixteen (UTC). The election is valid if a majority of all the delegates of the Nationwide Convention for Unification are current. The Nationwide Meeting members elected by the National Conference for Unification are recommended by the President.