Post by Alexios, Imperator of Eromia on Feb 22, 2016 2:37:14 GMT
I would like to propose a motion for the parliament!
If the law as a whole is not on every MP`s liking I Expect the MP`s to vote for each Amendment separately and approve those who they choose as being good.
As we are a democratic region i would like to propose that the MP`s to cast their vote on this following motion and its amendments:
Montem Aurum Motion for the IFU Development
Amd. 1 - Regional Website, Map, Citizen rights update regarding claiming
a. The Regional Website to be changed to the following: montem-aurum.weebly.com/
b. The regional map to be established as being the Montem Aurum map - montem-aurum.weebly.com/map-of-montem-aurum.html
c. Citizens of the IFU to have the right to claim land on the new continent - montem-aurum.weebly.com/montem-aurum-claiming.html
d. Citizens of the IFU to receive incentives (as map territory) for RP projects a.k.a. Campaigns
Amd. 2 - Creation of The Explorers League
a. To create a poll for citizens to vote in, if they are for or against the creation of a new Party called The Explorers League
b. The Explorers League is to be a political party which has it`s main purpose of developing and expanding the IFU
c. The Explorers League is to be responsible of developing in cooperation with the proposing nation, any RP projects that are abiding IFU constitution and lead to further development of the IFU and its nations.
d. The Explorers League is to work in full cooperation and in reciprocity with the Roleplay Comission
e. The Empire of Eromia is to be accepted as the Leading nation of the Explorers League
Amd. 3 - As stipulated in the IFU Constitution, the Parliament is to have a minimum of 11 MP`s.
a. If the minimum required number of MP`s is not reached, new elections to be commenced with Parties proposing new candidates.
b. If the minimum required number is not reached through methods stipulated in Amd.3 Section a. , existing MP`s are to be allowed to nominate Nations at their own choice (but only if they are registered with a Party) for remaining seats in the Parliament
c. If the minimum required number of MP`s is not reached through methods stipulated in Amd.3 Section a. and b. independent candidates are to be allowed to candidate for the MP job
d. If neither methods work for reaching the minimum required number of MP`s (eleven), the following Order has to be enacted.
d.1. Every major law that affects more than 10 (ten) nations of the IFU has to be passed not only by Parliament vote, but also by a Referendum lasting 1 day (24 hours).
d.2. The referendum (poll) will count as 25% (in votes) of the total votes possible in the Parliament :
d.2.a (I.G) - The law for granting ground on the moon. Number of MP`s: 7 ; votes 3 for / 4 against ; Referendum result = FOR
The following formula will be used to calculate if the law can be passed or not: x/4 + Parliament votes (for or against depending on the referendum result), x being the number of total MP`s.
For the above Scenario the results would be = 7(number of MP`s)/4 + 3(votes FOR in the Parliament as the result of the referendum was FOR) = 4.75 (rounded to 5) votes FOR vs 4 votes Against => Legislation Passed
d.2.b. If the number of votes (after taking in Referendum result) is not a whole number, it will be rounded to it`s closest value. (I.E.) 4.49=4 votes/ 4.51=5 votes/ also 4.50 will round up to 5 votes.
d.3. If the number of votes is equal after the referendum, the quantum of the referendum will be increased to 50% and the next formula will be used to determine if the law will be passed or not: x/2 + Parliament votes
d.4. Regarding passing amendments, and right to override the Chancellor`s veto, the Parliament maintains the full 100% capacity of decision, while abiding to the current articles regarding the Parliament that are stipulated in the IFU Constitution,
regardless of current number of MP`s.
d.5. Regarding discharging an official from office on grounds of insubordination and/or malevolent conduct, the Parliament will not be allowed to discharge an official without a trial and before the official Decision of the Supreme Court,
regardless of current number of MP`s.
NB - If to official to be discharged is a Justice Amd 4. to be put into practice!
d.5.a. As of the Rights stipulated for the Supreme Court in Paragraph E. of the IFU Constitution, the Supreme Court will be able to impose its decision over the Parliament.
d.5.b. The Supreme Court decision will be valid for at least 7 days before the Parliament has the right to contest it!
d.5.c. Parliament will have the right to contest the Supreme Court decision only once.
d.5.d. If Parliament decides they want to contest the Supreme Court`s decision, no Elections will be held until the 7 days period after the enactment of the Court decision has passed,
and not before the Supreme Court decision is not contestable (if a contestation has already been filed).
d.5.d.NB - If the Parliament wishes to discharge an official but the Supreme Court decides otherwise, that official will not lose it`s seat but will not have any voting rights for 7 days (the period after the Supreme Court decision enactment)
and not before the Supreme Court decision is not contestable.
d.5.e. Regarding discharging an official on grounds of inactivity the Parliament has 100% power of decision, regardless of current number of MP`s.
Amd.4 - Any Justices can be discharged from office
a. Any accusation that a Justice is not abiding constitution or is abusing his powers will be further investigated by the Chancellor and Parliament.
a.1. The other members of the Supreme Court will not be allowed to be involved in the investigation against a fellow Justice.
b. If any evidence leading to prove that a Justice did not obey Paragraph E. of the IFU constitution, Amd.4 Section a., c. and d. will be commenced by the rightful authorities.
c. If the break of constitution by a justice has been proven, the Parliament will vote for removing the Right to vote in the Supreme Court of the named Justice.
c.1. If the Parliament removes the right to vote of a Justice The Chancellor will be appointed as the Provisionary Justice, so to allow the continuation of the Supreme Court activities until the matter is solved.
d. If a Justice is put under scrutiny, after removal of the right to vote in the Supreme court, a referendum lasting 1 day (24 hours) will pe started, so that the IFU nations to express their wish regarding the matter (Discharge/not Discharge).
d.1. The Parliament will cast their vote on discharging/not discharging the named Justice.
d.2. The Chancellor will cast his vote on discharging/not discharging the named Justice.
d.2.a. The votes will be counted as it follows:
d.2.b. Every decision will count as 1 (one vote) pro/against discharging.
(I.G.) Justice M.Terembin has defiled the IFU constitution. His right to vote has been withdrawn through Parliament vote. A referendum on this matter has ended. Here are the voting results: The Parliament has voted for discharging (1 vote For),
The Chancellor has voted for discharging (1 vote For), the Referendum result was DO NOT Discharge (1 vote Against). Vote count : 2 Votes for discharging; 1 against - Mr. M Terembin will be Discharged.
e. If a Justice has been cleared of its charges by the Parliament, he will remain in the Supreme Court and retain his voting right
e.1. If a Justice has been discharged, immediate ellections will be started for a new Justice
e.1.a. For the time of the Elections, and until a new Justice is appointed, the Chancellor will retain the possition of Provisionary Justice
If the law as a whole is not on every MP`s liking I Expect the MP`s to vote for each Amendment separately and approve those who they choose as being good.
As we are a democratic region i would like to propose that the MP`s to cast their vote on this following motion and its amendments:
Montem Aurum Motion for the IFU Development
Amd. 1 - Regional Website, Map, Citizen rights update regarding claiming
a. The Regional Website to be changed to the following: montem-aurum.weebly.com/
b. The regional map to be established as being the Montem Aurum map - montem-aurum.weebly.com/map-of-montem-aurum.html
c. Citizens of the IFU to have the right to claim land on the new continent - montem-aurum.weebly.com/montem-aurum-claiming.html
d. Citizens of the IFU to receive incentives (as map territory) for RP projects a.k.a. Campaigns
Amd. 2 - Creation of The Explorers League
a. To create a poll for citizens to vote in, if they are for or against the creation of a new Party called The Explorers League
b. The Explorers League is to be a political party which has it`s main purpose of developing and expanding the IFU
c. The Explorers League is to be responsible of developing in cooperation with the proposing nation, any RP projects that are abiding IFU constitution and lead to further development of the IFU and its nations.
d. The Explorers League is to work in full cooperation and in reciprocity with the Roleplay Comission
e. The Empire of Eromia is to be accepted as the Leading nation of the Explorers League
Amd. 3 - As stipulated in the IFU Constitution, the Parliament is to have a minimum of 11 MP`s.
a. If the minimum required number of MP`s is not reached, new elections to be commenced with Parties proposing new candidates.
b. If the minimum required number is not reached through methods stipulated in Amd.3 Section a. , existing MP`s are to be allowed to nominate Nations at their own choice (but only if they are registered with a Party) for remaining seats in the Parliament
c. If the minimum required number of MP`s is not reached through methods stipulated in Amd.3 Section a. and b. independent candidates are to be allowed to candidate for the MP job
d. If neither methods work for reaching the minimum required number of MP`s (eleven), the following Order has to be enacted.
d.1. Every major law that affects more than 10 (ten) nations of the IFU has to be passed not only by Parliament vote, but also by a Referendum lasting 1 day (24 hours).
d.2. The referendum (poll) will count as 25% (in votes) of the total votes possible in the Parliament :
d.2.a (I.G) - The law for granting ground on the moon. Number of MP`s: 7 ; votes 3 for / 4 against ; Referendum result = FOR
The following formula will be used to calculate if the law can be passed or not: x/4 + Parliament votes (for or against depending on the referendum result), x being the number of total MP`s.
For the above Scenario the results would be = 7(number of MP`s)/4 + 3(votes FOR in the Parliament as the result of the referendum was FOR) = 4.75 (rounded to 5) votes FOR vs 4 votes Against => Legislation Passed
d.2.b. If the number of votes (after taking in Referendum result) is not a whole number, it will be rounded to it`s closest value. (I.E.) 4.49=4 votes/ 4.51=5 votes/ also 4.50 will round up to 5 votes.
d.3. If the number of votes is equal after the referendum, the quantum of the referendum will be increased to 50% and the next formula will be used to determine if the law will be passed or not: x/2 + Parliament votes
d.4. Regarding passing amendments, and right to override the Chancellor`s veto, the Parliament maintains the full 100% capacity of decision, while abiding to the current articles regarding the Parliament that are stipulated in the IFU Constitution,
regardless of current number of MP`s.
d.5. Regarding discharging an official from office on grounds of insubordination and/or malevolent conduct, the Parliament will not be allowed to discharge an official without a trial and before the official Decision of the Supreme Court,
regardless of current number of MP`s.
NB - If to official to be discharged is a Justice Amd 4. to be put into practice!
d.5.a. As of the Rights stipulated for the Supreme Court in Paragraph E. of the IFU Constitution, the Supreme Court will be able to impose its decision over the Parliament.
d.5.b. The Supreme Court decision will be valid for at least 7 days before the Parliament has the right to contest it!
d.5.c. Parliament will have the right to contest the Supreme Court decision only once.
d.5.d. If Parliament decides they want to contest the Supreme Court`s decision, no Elections will be held until the 7 days period after the enactment of the Court decision has passed,
and not before the Supreme Court decision is not contestable (if a contestation has already been filed).
d.5.d.NB - If the Parliament wishes to discharge an official but the Supreme Court decides otherwise, that official will not lose it`s seat but will not have any voting rights for 7 days (the period after the Supreme Court decision enactment)
and not before the Supreme Court decision is not contestable.
d.5.e. Regarding discharging an official on grounds of inactivity the Parliament has 100% power of decision, regardless of current number of MP`s.
Amd.4 - Any Justices can be discharged from office
a. Any accusation that a Justice is not abiding constitution or is abusing his powers will be further investigated by the Chancellor and Parliament.
a.1. The other members of the Supreme Court will not be allowed to be involved in the investigation against a fellow Justice.
b. If any evidence leading to prove that a Justice did not obey Paragraph E. of the IFU constitution, Amd.4 Section a., c. and d. will be commenced by the rightful authorities.
c. If the break of constitution by a justice has been proven, the Parliament will vote for removing the Right to vote in the Supreme Court of the named Justice.
c.1. If the Parliament removes the right to vote of a Justice The Chancellor will be appointed as the Provisionary Justice, so to allow the continuation of the Supreme Court activities until the matter is solved.
d. If a Justice is put under scrutiny, after removal of the right to vote in the Supreme court, a referendum lasting 1 day (24 hours) will pe started, so that the IFU nations to express their wish regarding the matter (Discharge/not Discharge).
d.1. The Parliament will cast their vote on discharging/not discharging the named Justice.
d.2. The Chancellor will cast his vote on discharging/not discharging the named Justice.
d.2.a. The votes will be counted as it follows:
d.2.b. Every decision will count as 1 (one vote) pro/against discharging.
(I.G.) Justice M.Terembin has defiled the IFU constitution. His right to vote has been withdrawn through Parliament vote. A referendum on this matter has ended. Here are the voting results: The Parliament has voted for discharging (1 vote For),
The Chancellor has voted for discharging (1 vote For), the Referendum result was DO NOT Discharge (1 vote Against). Vote count : 2 Votes for discharging; 1 against - Mr. M Terembin will be Discharged.
e. If a Justice has been cleared of its charges by the Parliament, he will remain in the Supreme Court and retain his voting right
e.1. If a Justice has been discharged, immediate ellections will be started for a new Justice
e.1.a. For the time of the Elections, and until a new Justice is appointed, the Chancellor will retain the possition of Provisionary Justice
