Post by Ruclax on Mar 27, 2015 23:41:14 GMT
CONSISTUIONAL ARTICLE...BE TO ADDED TO THE COM.CONST.
Might I present the Commonwealth Statehood Act
This Bill is meant for those regions who wish to join the Commonwealth in a state-to federal manner.
(This Bill is a more consolidated Bill of Vistas. He gave me the idea and so deserves credit for the Bill.)
I. Those regions who wish to take advantage of the Commonwealth's power, military arm, foreign influence, court system, police system, along with those things which the Commonwealth can provide may apply for full StateHood.
A Commonwealth State shall be defined as any region, who by majority and unforced decision, has decided to align themselves with the Commonwealth of Free Nations politically, socially, economically and legally. It is a region in which the ruling government has agreed to be participates and peoples under the Commonwealth of Free Nation's Constitution and thereby being bound by the decisions and authority of The Commonwealth's executive, legislative and judicial branches.
II. The Rights of a Commonwealth State are as follows;
-the right to establish a form of government, under their own Consiituion, which does not need to resemble the Commonwealth's. This government may have authority to propose, enact and enforce laws within the state. Although any laws made within the state may not contend with the laws in the Commonwealth Const.
-the right to establish it's own armed forces.
-the right to establish executive, legislative and judicial agents and government entities to preserve order and peace within the region.
Measures a State must follow Regarding the Executive Functions
In order to maintain a State to Federal relationship each State will have a
Governor- General.
In order to maintain a state to federal government relationship a Governor-Genera (GvGn)l shall be appointed by the Commonwealth Chancellor and approved on by the Parliament, by majority vote. The Governor-General role shall be to act as Federal Overseer of the State.(FOS) The Governor-General shall oversee the state in such as way that he or she may have the power to (i) remove the current President/ Prime Minister etc. of the State should there be any corruption, or dictatorial governance, upon probable cause and hard evidence(ii) to call in the CFN Armed Forces, and command the State's military in order to queen riots, prevent invasion or stop a cue. The Governor-General's role will be to represent the interest of the Commonwealth Of Free Nations in the State. It should be understood, though, that the Governor-General does not have any legislative, or judicial authority within the State. He is there solely to oversee and preside over, not to delegate and control.
Measures against the Governor-General: Should the people feel that the GG is not exerting his or her duties and wish a change they, any citizen of a Commonwealth State, may propose a Bill in the Parliament for his or her removal. Should the Parliament vote yes then the GG may be removed from office and a new one appointed and confirmed.
Should the GG become tyrannical and abuse power his or her two powers the peoples may appeal to the Ministry of Justice of the Commonwealth. The Ministry of Justice, depending on the circumstance, may file charges and or send police to arrest the GG in which case he or she will be held in the Commonwealth Division of Corrections until trial, in also which a Intrim GG will be stationed in the State until the outcome of the Trial.
The GG reports directly back to the Chancellor of the Commonwealth.
Measures a State must follow in regards to the Legislative Functions
The State may gave it's own Constitution and establish it's own form of law making processes, although the State's laws must not conflict with the Commonwealth's. Our Bill of Rights are serve the State citizen as well along with the other articles regarding behavior....not government articles though.
As a Commonwealth State the state shall elect representatives to the Commonwealth Parliament. These representatives shall have full voting rights, and may propose bills. They shall be considered equal Members of Parliament. They may report back to the state regarding votes and bills and represent the state's wishes in the federal government.(CFN PARL)
Measures a State must follow in regards to Judicial Functions
The States' being able to legislative their own laws may also establish courts to uphold them. These courts shall be known as a State Court, the state itself may call it what it would like. State courts have full authority in administering justice, hearing cases, delivering verdicts and handing out sentences. They may have a tier system with lower state courts and higher state courts for more serious crimes. They may have their own Court of Appeal and Supreme Court. Although, any verdict and ruling herd by the state's circuit or Supreme Court may be herd again in The Court of Second Resort for Appeals of the Commonwealth. The Court of Appeals in the Commonwealth, as well as the highest court being the Supreme Court of the CFN, as the authority to hear cases appealed to them. And it's ruling may overrule any state courts decision. In order for a case to considered on the Federal level it must have gone through at least two levels within the state court system, that is a lower circuit and a higher appeals or criminal court. Should the case be turned down to be herd the case goes to the next state court.
It also must be noted that the Federal Court along with the Supreme Court have full jurisdiction in state matters of law and over state citizens and are able to issue bench warrants, arrest warrants, subpoenas, writs etc. with due and legal cause.
Measures-General:
-Governor-General to maintain Federal Relationship in Executive Branch
-Elected Representatives to serve as MP's here to maintain Federal Relationship in Legislative Branch
-Federal and Supreme Court jurisdiction over legal and case matters to maintain Relationship within the Judicial Branch
Author: Vista Major(origins) and Ruclax
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Vista
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Might I present the Commonwealth Statehood Act
This Bill is meant for those regions who wish to join the Commonwealth in a state-to federal manner.
(This Bill is a more consolidated Bill of Vistas. He gave me the idea and so deserves credit for the Bill.)
I. Those regions who wish to take advantage of the Commonwealth's power, military arm, foreign influence, court system, police system, along with those things which the Commonwealth can provide may apply for full StateHood.
A Commonwealth State shall be defined as any region, who by majority and unforced decision, has decided to align themselves with the Commonwealth of Free Nations politically, socially, economically and legally. It is a region in which the ruling government has agreed to be participates and peoples under the Commonwealth of Free Nation's Constitution and thereby being bound by the decisions and authority of The Commonwealth's executive, legislative and judicial branches.
II. The Rights of a Commonwealth State are as follows;
-the right to establish a form of government, under their own Consiituion, which does not need to resemble the Commonwealth's. This government may have authority to propose, enact and enforce laws within the state. Although any laws made within the state may not contend with the laws in the Commonwealth Const.
-the right to establish it's own armed forces.
-the right to establish executive, legislative and judicial agents and government entities to preserve order and peace within the region.
Measures a State must follow Regarding the Executive Functions
In order to maintain a State to Federal relationship each State will have a
Governor- General.
In order to maintain a state to federal government relationship a Governor-Genera (GvGn)l shall be appointed by the Commonwealth Chancellor and approved on by the Parliament, by majority vote. The Governor-General role shall be to act as Federal Overseer of the State.(FOS) The Governor-General shall oversee the state in such as way that he or she may have the power to (i) remove the current President/ Prime Minister etc. of the State should there be any corruption, or dictatorial governance, upon probable cause and hard evidence(ii) to call in the CFN Armed Forces, and command the State's military in order to queen riots, prevent invasion or stop a cue. The Governor-General's role will be to represent the interest of the Commonwealth Of Free Nations in the State. It should be understood, though, that the Governor-General does not have any legislative, or judicial authority within the State. He is there solely to oversee and preside over, not to delegate and control.
Measures against the Governor-General: Should the people feel that the GG is not exerting his or her duties and wish a change they, any citizen of a Commonwealth State, may propose a Bill in the Parliament for his or her removal. Should the Parliament vote yes then the GG may be removed from office and a new one appointed and confirmed.
Should the GG become tyrannical and abuse power his or her two powers the peoples may appeal to the Ministry of Justice of the Commonwealth. The Ministry of Justice, depending on the circumstance, may file charges and or send police to arrest the GG in which case he or she will be held in the Commonwealth Division of Corrections until trial, in also which a Intrim GG will be stationed in the State until the outcome of the Trial.
The GG reports directly back to the Chancellor of the Commonwealth.
Measures a State must follow in regards to the Legislative Functions
The State may gave it's own Constitution and establish it's own form of law making processes, although the State's laws must not conflict with the Commonwealth's. Our Bill of Rights are serve the State citizen as well along with the other articles regarding behavior....not government articles though.
As a Commonwealth State the state shall elect representatives to the Commonwealth Parliament. These representatives shall have full voting rights, and may propose bills. They shall be considered equal Members of Parliament. They may report back to the state regarding votes and bills and represent the state's wishes in the federal government.(CFN PARL)
Measures a State must follow in regards to Judicial Functions
The States' being able to legislative their own laws may also establish courts to uphold them. These courts shall be known as a State Court, the state itself may call it what it would like. State courts have full authority in administering justice, hearing cases, delivering verdicts and handing out sentences. They may have a tier system with lower state courts and higher state courts for more serious crimes. They may have their own Court of Appeal and Supreme Court. Although, any verdict and ruling herd by the state's circuit or Supreme Court may be herd again in The Court of Second Resort for Appeals of the Commonwealth. The Court of Appeals in the Commonwealth, as well as the highest court being the Supreme Court of the CFN, as the authority to hear cases appealed to them. And it's ruling may overrule any state courts decision. In order for a case to considered on the Federal level it must have gone through at least two levels within the state court system, that is a lower circuit and a higher appeals or criminal court. Should the case be turned down to be herd the case goes to the next state court.
It also must be noted that the Federal Court along with the Supreme Court have full jurisdiction in state matters of law and over state citizens and are able to issue bench warrants, arrest warrants, subpoenas, writs etc. with due and legal cause.
Measures-General:
-Governor-General to maintain Federal Relationship in Executive Branch
-Elected Representatives to serve as MP's here to maintain Federal Relationship in Legislative Branch
-Federal and Supreme Court jurisdiction over legal and case matters to maintain Relationship within the Judicial Branch
Author: Vista Major(origins) and Ruclax
END:
Arco
Vista
Mark
AOS
greatpowers
DEN:
