Parliamentary Bicameralism (Discussion Open)

[MaxQue]

FTR: Yes

The actual system is good.

The only thing who should be discussed is who nominate judges?

[MaxQue]

What would happen if a regional law breaks a federal law?

No VP? What would happen if a vote is tied?

[MaxQue]

I agree that the President should have tie-breaking powers.

Regarding the GM, I think it's appropriate for the President of the Senate to have the power to remove him. The GM has an extreme important role in keeping the game active and GMs that are clearly not willing or able to put in the time necessary for this need to be dealt with apace. The situation with Ebowed has shown that the President of Atlasia cannot always be trusted to do so.

It is not the President of the Senate who is written, but the President or the Senate.

[MaxQue]

The list is good. The only problem is ''largely stolen from the Slovak Constitution''. We should remove it in the final version.

[MaxQue]

III: Abstain
IV: Aye

[MaxQue]

It is me or the Clause 14 of the Bill of Rights give the right to vote to children?

[MaxQue]

It is me or the Clause 14 of the Bill of Rights give the right to vote to children?

Yes, because alot of the people are under the age of 18. Duh

I assume than we play characters who are over 18.

[MaxQue]

Nay, Aye, Aye.

[MaxQue]

I would prefer two times a year for the redistricting. Demographics changes are quick in Atlasia.

[MaxQue]

I have a question, in a parliamentary system do all the Senate and house members have to be elected on the same day?

Absolutely not, in France they don't. But usually yes, since that is cheaper and less complicated.

[MaxQue]

Aye/Nay