Post by Bymaria on Jan 3, 2018 15:58:17 GMT
-Noting that the Constitution mentions and recognises Executive action.
-Noting that as of yet there is not a clear constitutional provision outlining the capacities of the Prime Minister and Monarch through Executive Action.
-Understanding the importance of further clarifying the parameters of the powers of the Prime Minister and sovereign.
-Clarifying that the monarch possesses several other special abilities, such as dissolving the government, that will not be infringed by this act.
-Hereby mandates that the following article is added to the constitution:
Article VII: Executive Order
[§1.] The Prime Minister and Monarch each possess the constitutionally defined authority of executive action, that permits them to pass a ruling that becomes law in its own right, without having to pass through the conventional legislative process.
(a)Execitive Action from the monarch shall be known as a royal decree.
(b)Exexutive Action from the Prime Minister shall be known as an Executive Order.
[§2.]Any executive action must not, under any circumstances, contradict, modify, or erase this constitution, in conformance with judicial review. Before being pronounced Law, Executive Action should be reviewed by the judiciary.
[§3.]An Executive Action from the Prime Minister or sovereign shall not be made to repeal any laws passed by the legislature of Londinium, to reverse a court order or to block executive action from their counterpart, however a Prime Minister may choose to rescind an executive order and the monarch may rescind a royal decree. No Execitive Action overrules another.
[§4.]All Executive Action must have the will of the people behind it and thus cannot be used primarily for self-benefit.
[§5.]In pursuance of §4, an executive order or royal decree may be repealed by the legislature with a simple majority in both the Assembly and Parliament.
-Noting that as of yet there is not a clear constitutional provision outlining the capacities of the Prime Minister and Monarch through Executive Action.
-Understanding the importance of further clarifying the parameters of the powers of the Prime Minister and sovereign.
-Clarifying that the monarch possesses several other special abilities, such as dissolving the government, that will not be infringed by this act.
-Hereby mandates that the following article is added to the constitution:
Article VII: Executive Order
[§1.] The Prime Minister and Monarch each possess the constitutionally defined authority of executive action, that permits them to pass a ruling that becomes law in its own right, without having to pass through the conventional legislative process.
(a)Execitive Action from the monarch shall be known as a royal decree.
(b)Exexutive Action from the Prime Minister shall be known as an Executive Order.
[§2.]Any executive action must not, under any circumstances, contradict, modify, or erase this constitution, in conformance with judicial review. Before being pronounced Law, Executive Action should be reviewed by the judiciary.
[§3.]An Executive Action from the Prime Minister or sovereign shall not be made to repeal any laws passed by the legislature of Londinium, to reverse a court order or to block executive action from their counterpart, however a Prime Minister may choose to rescind an executive order and the monarch may rescind a royal decree. No Execitive Action overrules another.
[§4.]All Executive Action must have the will of the people behind it and thus cannot be used primarily for self-benefit.
[§5.]In pursuance of §4, an executive order or royal decree may be repealed by the legislature with a simple majority in both the Assembly and Parliament.