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Post by Markotovia on Oct 20, 2015 21:07:23 GMT
Regional Officers Implementation Act
Seeing as Regional Officers have been created, and will soon be rolled out to this region, we need a bill to outline exactly how they will be implemented in the CFN. The Regional Officers can have power in either: Appearance (WFE), Border Control (Ejecting and Banning), Communications (Regional TG's), Embassies, and Polls. Executive is only for the Founder and WA-Delegate, and WA is only for the WA Delegate.
Article 1: Chancellor and Lord-Chancellor
1. The WA-Delegate, or Chancellor will maintain use of all powers. 2. The Founder, or Lord-Chancellor will maintain use of all powers except for WA. Article 2: Cabinet
1. The Vice-Chancellor will be give access to Appearance, Border Control, Communications, Embassies, and Polls. 2. The Minister of Defence will be given access to Border Control and Communications. 3. The Minister of Foreign Affairs will be given access to Embassies and Communications. 4. The Minister of Internal Affairs will be given access to Communications and Polls. 5. The Minister of Justice will be given access to Communications. Article 3: Removal of Powers
1. If any Registered Citizen both Domestic and/or Foreign feels as one of the Cabinet Members excluding the Chancellor has misused their powers, they may call for a vote to remove the Minister's Powers. If the Chancellor and the Chief Justice both approve of calling for a vote, then a Parliament Vote will be held via Regional Poll and a simple majority can remove the Minister's Powers.
EndorsementsMarkotovia, His Excellency the Chancellor ConnorR, The Honourable Judge Baxten, The Honourable Minister of Defence Awesomeface1122, MP Denouncements
Continental Commonwealths, MP |
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Post by judgeconnor on Oct 22, 2015 21:38:05 GMT
I assume a vote to strip the Chancellor of powers is somewhere in the constitution?
If so i endorse
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Post by Markotovia on Oct 22, 2015 23:14:36 GMT
I assume a vote to strip the Chancellor of powers is somewhere in the constitution? If so i endorse Well how Regional Officers works is that the WA-Delegate or in our case; Chancellor, already has all the powers and they can't be stripped. So it would be if the Chancellor is impeached, term runs out, or loses in the Vote of Confidence. Which is why I didn't include the Chancellor in this bill because the powers can't be stripped without the Chancellor losing the WA Delegacy which is only what would happened from the examples I stated earlier |
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Post by Vista Major on Oct 22, 2015 23:50:34 GMT
I am going to ABSTAIN for now. I still feel that this bill is too vague as to specific duties.
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Post by awesomeface1122 on Oct 24, 2015 16:44:06 GMT
ENDORSED
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Post by Baxten on Oct 24, 2015 16:44:49 GMT
ENDORSED
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Post by Markotovia on Oct 24, 2015 20:25:38 GMT
I must agree with the abstaining Honourable Minister that this bill seems to lack necessary details, such as under what circumstances these Cabinet members may use these duties. Without this being clearly laid out by law, we may have accidental mismanagement of some pretty important state functions. I will, however, go so far as to denounce this bill as currently written, and I kindly ask that specificity be added to the articles so as to safeguard against accidental misuse or mismanagement of things such as our WFE, polls, embassies, and region-based sanctions. Well based off the duties outlined in the Constitution pertaining to each Honourable Minister, I didn't see it necessary to go into lot's of detail. For example, when it comes to embassies, the MoFA does all the work in finding a region and reviewing applications. Once everything has been looked over, he/she just gives me the go ahead to accept embassy requests or to send one. So this bill just gives the Minister the access to do that themselves. |
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Post by Vista Major on Oct 28, 2015 21:26:27 GMT
VOTING HAS ENDED:
ENDORSEMENTS: 4
DENOUNCEMENTS: 1
ABSTANATIONS: 1
PERCENTAGE: 80%
ACTION: Passes the Parliament. To be voted upon via executive vote by the Cabinet.
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Post by Markotovia on Nov 2, 2015 1:01:54 GMT
With 5 Endorsements and 1 Abstention from the Cabinet, this bill has passed and I hereby sign it into law.
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