The House of Peoples is composed of the peoples delegates directly elected in proportion to population from the World Electoral and Administrative Districts (WEADs).¹

Peoples delegates is elected by universal adult suffrage, open to all persons of age 18 and above.

One peoples delegate is elected from each World Electoral and Administrative District to serve a five year term in the House of Peoples. Peoples delegates may be elected to serve successive terms without limit. Each peoples delegate shall have one vote.

A candidate for election to serve as a peoples delegate must be at least 21 years of age, a resident for at least one year of the electoral district from which the candidate is seeking election, and shall take a pledge of service to humanity.