Revised Rules and Laws Responsibility Constitutional Amendment
A
Bill
To
Change the responsibility of updating just the department responsibilities portion of the Rules and Law’s page to the Prime Minister rather than the Speaker of Parliament.
The Parliament of Stratham enacts:
Section 1. Short Title
(1) This Amendment is the RRLRCA.
(2) It will also be known as the 3RLC.
Section 2. Commencement
(1) All Provision(s) shall come into effect upon passage.
Section 3. Reasoning
(1) Parliament has little to do with the responsibilities and internal workings of executive departments. The Prime Minister is more aware of, and should be in acknowledgement of the shifts in their own department, and are therefore more capable to edit the page to best reflect the intentions of the executive.
Section 4. Constitutional Amendment
1. Amend Section 1, Subsection 3, SubSubSection 2 from
“Is responsible for informing the Prime Minister of pending bills that have passed Parliament and require the Prime Minister's assent.
(B) Is responsible for updating the Rules & Laws thread as well as the Constitution page within 48 hours of the passage of the relevant Act of Parliament.
(C) May issue infractions to Members of Parliament for failing to fulfill their constitutional obligations or for behavior unbecoming of a Member of Parliament. After an MP has accrued 3 infractions, the MP can be dismissed with super-majority (2/3rds, rounded up) support.”
to
“Is responsible for informing the Prime Minister of pending bills that have passed Parliament and require the Prime Minister's assent.
(B) Is responsible for updating the Rules & Laws thread as well as the Constitution page with the exception of changes in department responsibilities and jobs within 48 hours of the passage of the relevant Act of Parliament.
(C) May issue infractions to Members of Parliament for failing to fulfill their constitutional obligations or for behavior unbecoming of a Member of Parliament. After an MP has accrued 3 infractions, the MP can be dismissed with super-majority (2/3rds, rounded up) support.”
Append to Section 2, SubSection 1, SubSubSection 4:
“(G) must update the Rules & Laws thread and the constitution page of all changes in department responsibilities and jobs within 48 hours once implemented.”
Authored by Reppal for the People of Stratham.
A
Bill
To
Change the responsibility of updating just the department responsibilities portion of the Rules and Law’s page to the Prime Minister rather than the Speaker of Parliament.
The Parliament of Stratham enacts:
Section 1. Short Title
(1) This Amendment is the RRLRCA.
(2) It will also be known as the 3RLC.
Section 2. Commencement
(1) All Provision(s) shall come into effect upon passage.
Section 3. Reasoning
(1) Parliament has little to do with the responsibilities and internal workings of executive departments. The Prime Minister is more aware of, and should be in acknowledgement of the shifts in their own department, and are therefore more capable to edit the page to best reflect the intentions of the executive.
Section 4. Constitutional Amendment
1. Amend Section 1, Subsection 3, SubSubSection 2 from
“Is responsible for informing the Prime Minister of pending bills that have passed Parliament and require the Prime Minister's assent.
(B) Is responsible for updating the Rules & Laws thread as well as the Constitution page within 48 hours of the passage of the relevant Act of Parliament.
(C) May issue infractions to Members of Parliament for failing to fulfill their constitutional obligations or for behavior unbecoming of a Member of Parliament. After an MP has accrued 3 infractions, the MP can be dismissed with super-majority (2/3rds, rounded up) support.”
to
“Is responsible for informing the Prime Minister of pending bills that have passed Parliament and require the Prime Minister's assent.
(B) Is responsible for updating the Rules & Laws thread as well as the Constitution page with the exception of changes in department responsibilities and jobs within 48 hours of the passage of the relevant Act of Parliament.
(C) May issue infractions to Members of Parliament for failing to fulfill their constitutional obligations or for behavior unbecoming of a Member of Parliament. After an MP has accrued 3 infractions, the MP can be dismissed with super-majority (2/3rds, rounded up) support.”
Append to Section 2, SubSection 1, SubSubSection 4:
“(G) must update the Rules & Laws thread and the constitution page of all changes in department responsibilities and jobs within 48 hours once implemented.”
Authored by Reppal for the People of Stratham.
