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	The constitution of Kingdom was finalised on February 14th by Louis von Benette, Kenetor von Terra, Myst von Gavreau, and Argredor. <br> <br>		The constitution of Kingdom was finalised on February 14th by Louis von Benette, Kenetor von Terra, Myst von Gavreau, and Argredor. <br> <br>
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			== Changes to the Constitution ==
			On the 18th may 2020, a bill posted by Starfflame passed, making several changes to the constitution regarding the parliament.
	== Constitution ==		== Constitution ==
	=== Preamble ===		=== Preamble ===

Starfflame at 16:58, 19 May 2020

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	A civil servant and their assistants function as the main anti-corruption force in the kingdom and facilitate all democratic processes. They also act as judges when necessary and manage social platforms such as discord.<br>		A civil servant and their assistants function as the main anti-corruption force in the kingdom and facilitate all democratic processes. They also act as judges when necessary and manage social platforms such as discord.<br>
	When acting within their functionality as anti-corruption force, civil servants have to provide evidence of the offense and two of the three civil servants have to agree with the decision. <br>		When acting within their functionality as anti-corruption force, civil servants have to provide evidence of the offense and two of the three civil servants have to agree with the decision. <br>
	Should a civil servant become corrupt or not fulfill their role, the ~~parliament’s first chamber~~ can start a confidence motion, after providing evidence, to remove a civil servant requiring 75% majority. When a civil servant steps down or is removed, a new civil servant is elected by parliament. <br>		Should a civil servant become corrupt or not fulfill their role, the eligible voting citizens of the Kingdom can start a confidence motion, after providing evidence, to remove a civil servant requiring 75% majority. When a civil servant steps down or is removed, a new civil servant is elected by parliament. <br>
	Civil Servants can assign assistants. Each civil servant has to get his assistants approved by all other civil servants. The assistants can only act when instructed by their civil servant. <br> <br>		Civil Servants can assign assistants. Each civil servant has to get his assistants approved by all other civil servants. The assistants can only act when instructed by their civil servant. <br> <br>

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	The constitution of Kingdom was ~~created~~ on February 14th by Louis von Benette, Kenetor von Terra, Myst von Gavreau, and Argredor. <br> <br>		The constitution of Kingdom was finalised on February 14th by Louis von Benette, Kenetor von Terra, Myst von Gavreau, and Argredor. <br> <br>
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Dommy: /* The Legislature */ Changes due to the new constitutional amendment

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The Legislature: Changes due to the new constitutional amendment

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	Seats in Parliament are given to representatives of the top 30 largest kingdom companies by member count, with the provision that a company must have at least 15 members to be eligible to gain a seat in Parliament. For each company MP, there shall be 2 non-company MPs,		Seats in Parliament are given to representatives of the top 30 largest kingdom companies by member count, with the provision that a company must have at least 15 members to be eligible to gain a seat in Parliament. For each company MP, there shall be 2 non-company MPs,
	that have been without a company for over 30 days, who are selected randomly from the list of volunteers through the civil service. <br>		that have been without a company for over 30 days, who are selected randomly from the list of volunteers through the civil service. <br>
	Eligible voters can express support to one volunteer by giving the volunteer an additional ticket in the randomized raffle. The term for a non-company ~~senator~~ is 4 months. Companies can select their representative and their term is not limited as long as their seat exists. <br>		Eligible voters can express support to one volunteer by giving the volunteer an additional ticket in the randomized raffle. The term for a non-company MP is 4 months. Companies can select their representative and their term is not limited as long as their seat exists. <br>
	The total number of seats is determined by the number of companies and can be raised by parliament to a maximum of 90 seats. <br> <br>		The total number of seats is determined by the number of companies and can be raised by parliament to a maximum of 90 seats. <br> <br>

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Chancellor: Changes due to the new constitutional amendment

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	Should the chancellor not be fulfilling his tasks due to negligence or malice, the parliament can remove him from office through a confidence motion that requires a 66% majority of all registered voters. <br> <br>		Should the chancellor not be fulfilling his tasks due to negligence or malice, the parliament can remove him from office through a confidence motion that requires a 66% majority of all registered voters. <br> <br>

	Should a chancellor be removed from office early for any reason, the ~~second chamber of parliament~~ acts as the interim government until elections are facilitated. <br> <br>		Should a chancellor be removed from office early for any reason, the Parliament acts as the interim government until elections are facilitated. <br> <br>

	==== Cabinet ====		==== Cabinet ====

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Chancellor: Changes due to the new constitutional amendment

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	* Declares war with the approval of parliament as the representative of the kingdom <br> <br>		* Declares war with the approval of parliament as the representative of the kingdom <br> <br>

	A chancellor is elected in 2 phases by the ~~first chamber~~. The pre-elections are designed to cut down the number of candidates. Any candidates with over 5% votes in the pre-elections participate in the main-election. Therein, the candidate with the most votes wins. <br>		A chancellor is elected in 2 phases by the eligible voting citizens of the Kingdom. The pre-elections are designed to cut down the number of candidates. Any candidates with over 5% votes in the pre-elections participate in the main-election. Therein, the candidate with the most votes wins. <br>
	The chancellor’s term of office is 4 months and the chancellor is limited to a total of 3 terms (12 months) in his/her lifetime. The chancellor has the option to step down. <br>		The chancellor’s term of office is 4 months and the chancellor is limited to a total of 3 terms (12 months) in his/her lifetime. The chancellor has the option to step down. <br>
	Should the chancellor not be fulfilling his tasks due to negligence or malice, the parliament can remove him from office through a confidence motion that requires a 66% majority of all registered voters. <br> <br>		Should the chancellor not be fulfilling his tasks due to negligence or malice, the parliament can remove him from office through a confidence motion that requires a 66% majority of all registered voters. <br> <br>

Dommy: /* Bills */ Changes due to the new constitutional amendment

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Bills: Changes due to the new constitutional amendment

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	A bill can be sponsored by any eligible voter and will be processed by a civil servant to make sure it is designated and categorised properly. The civil servant will post the bill in a forum accessible to the appropriate portion of the legislature, so that the appropriate legislature may debate on it. The Civil Servant may elect to hold a hearing for the bill, which the sponsor shall be required to attend.		A bill can be sponsored by any eligible voter and will be processed by a civil servant to make sure it is designated and categorised properly. The civil servant will post the bill in a forum accessible to the appropriate portion of the legislature, so that the appropriate legislature may debate on it. The Civil Servant may elect to hold a hearing for the bill, which the sponsor shall be required to attend.
	Changes to the bill can be made in the debating phase on request of the sponsor. <br>		Changes to the bill can be made in the debating phase on request of the sponsor. <br>
	Co-sponsor can be added by request of both the co-sponsor and sponsor of the bill. A popular co-sponsor can boost the popularity of the bill itself but obligates himself to vote yes on this bill. <br>		Co-sponsor can be added by request of both the co-sponsor and sponsor of the bill. A popular co-sponsor can boost the popularity of the bill itself but obligates himself to vote yes on this bill. <br><br>
	Once both the sponsor and civil servant declare the bill ready it will be opened for voting. The voting period for legislation shall be determined by the Civil Servants, with a minimum time of 24 hours and a maximum time of two weeks. The Civil Servant shall be required to announce how long the vote is to remain active when the vote is initially brought up. The required majority for a bill to pass shall be, by default, 50% + 1 of the votes being in favor, except in cases where a proposal legally requires a legally specified larger majority		Once both the sponsor and civil servant declare the bill ready it will be opened for voting. The voting period for legislation shall be determined by the Civil Servants, with a minimum time of 24 hours and a maximum time of two weeks. The Civil Servant shall be required to announce how long the vote is to remain active when the vote is initially brought up. The required majority for a bill to pass shall be, by default, 50% + 1 of the votes being in favor, except in cases where a proposal legally requires a legally specified larger majority
			Once a bill has been approved, it shall be presented directly to the Monarch to give them the opportunity to veto the bill by publicly announcing their vetoing of the bill. The Monarch shall have forty-eight hours from the time the bill is presented to them to veto it. <br><br>
			A bill is considered passed when either the Monarch does not veto the bill after 48 hours, or the Monarch explicitly approves of the bill through public announcement.
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	Seats in Parliament are given to representatives of the top 30 largest kingdom companies by member count, with the provision that a company must have at least 15 members to be eligible to gain a seat in Parliament. For each company MP, there shall be 2 non-company MPs,		Seats in Parliament are given to representatives of the top 30 largest kingdom companies by member count, with the provision that a company must have at least 15 members to be eligible to gain a seat in Parliament. For each company MP, there shall be 2 non-company MPs,
	that have been without a company for over 30 days, who are selected randomly from the list of volunteers through the civil service. <br>		that have been without a company for over 30 days, who are selected randomly from the list of volunteers through the civil service. <br>
	Eligible voters can express support to one volunteer by giving the volunteer an additional ticket in the randomized raffle. The term for a non-company senator is 4 months. Companies can select their representative and their term is not limited as long as their seat exists. <br>		Eligible voters can express support to one volunteer by giving the volunteer an additional ticket in the randomized raffle. The term for a non-company senator is 4 months. Companies can select their representative and their term is not limited as long as their seat exists. <br>
	The total number of seats is determined by the number of companies and can be raised by parliament to a maximum of 90 seats. <br> <br>		The total number of seats is determined by the number of companies and can be raised by parliament to a maximum of 90 seats. <br> <br>

Dommy: /* Bills */ Changes due to the new constitutional amendment

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Bills: Changes due to the new constitutional amendment

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	Laws and changes to the constitution are made through bills.		Laws and changes to the constitution are made through bills.
	A bill can be sponsored by any eligible voter and will be processed by a civil servant to make sure it is designated and categorised properly. The civil servant will post the bill in a forum accessible to the ~~respective chamber in order for them to~~ debate it. ~~Depending on~~ the ~~impact of~~ the ~~bill a hearing may~~ be ~~scheduled. The sponsor is~~ required to attend ~~the hearing~~. Changes to the bill can be made in the debating phase on request of the sponsor. <br>		A bill can be sponsored by any eligible voter and will be processed by a civil servant to make sure it is designated and categorised properly. The civil servant will post the bill in a forum accessible to the appropriate portion of the legislature, so that the appropriate legislature may debate on it. The Civil Servant may elect to hold a hearing for the bill, which the sponsor shall be required to attend.
			Changes to the bill can be made in the debating phase on request of the sponsor. <br>
	Co-sponsor can be added by request of both the co-sponsor and sponsor of the bill. A popular co-sponsor can boost the popularity of the bill itself but obligates himself to vote yes on this bill. <br>		Co-sponsor can be added by request of both the co-sponsor and sponsor of the bill. A popular co-sponsor can boost the popularity of the bill itself but obligates himself to vote yes on this bill. <br>
	Once both the sponsor and civil servant declare the bill ready it will be opened for voting. The voting period ~~depends on~~ the ~~impact~~ of ~~the bill. It may range from~~ 24 hours ~~to multiple~~ weeks ~~and will~~ be ~~determined by~~ the ~~civil servant~~. The majority ~~is also determined~~ by ~~the impact of the bill~~, ~~requiring either~~ 50%+1 ~~votes, ⅔ or 3/4~~ of the votes. <br> <br>		Once both the sponsor and civil servant declare the bill ready it will be opened for voting. The voting period for legislation shall be determined by the Civil Servants, with a minimum time of 24 hours and a maximum time of two weeks. The Civil Servant shall be required to announce how long the vote is to remain active when the vote is initially brought up. The required majority for a bill to pass shall be, by default, 50% + 1 of the votes being in favor, except in cases where a proposal legally requires a legally specified larger majority
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	=== Executive ===		=== Executive ===