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Ernest
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« on: May 16, 2011, 01:47:09 PM » |
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For a unicameral legislature, no it is not. For a multicameral legislature, it can be. For example, in a Federal government, it would be reasonable for Federal laws that affect the state/provincial governments to be subject to a house where each government has equal weight. (i.e., like the US Senate pre-17th Amendment, but restricted to certain topics) A house in which apportionment is based not on population, but taxation would also be reasonable.
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