26-04-2025, 06:16 PM
MANARA ALBRAYD SRIA AL-MUSAMI
(If it’s in the Monsoon, it’s got to be true)
CONSTITUTIONAL ADJUSTMENTS
National Assembly, August 21, 5637: Justice Minister Bashir ibn Ortoq has introduced several measure in the National Assembly. Amending the Constitution imposed by the President of the defunct government by a 2/3 vote of the National Assembly or 2/3 vote by the Sovereign People in a referendum from the National Assembly or a petition of 100,000 citizens with the right to vote passed easily as did changing the National assembly name to “Majlis” and regions name to “Muhafaza.” These provisions had been drafted by the Civil Division of the Ministry of Justice.
Ortoq also pointed out to the National Assembly that the fundamental reason the former government fell was rampant corruption but that minimizing central authority had not eliminated corruption but increased the variety of political favoritism possible. Accordingly, he and the Criminal Division would actively investigate allegations of corruption at the national, regional and municipal level.
The Justice Minister also proposed barring and prosecuting participants in paramilitary organizations. The National Assembly would need to consider whether it really wanted to do this since everyone knew there has long been a militia following a militant Abadi cleric meeting regularly in Al’Baharia and a Metzist leaning free love militia operating in Al’Salmania.
Both of these are fairly large while dozens of small paramilitary squad and platoon sized groups are following disgruntled leaders formerly associated with the police or military which exist in various locations throughout the Island of Nashwa.
The Justice Minister also asked the National Assembly to consider whether there should be a chancellor. The current constitution prohibits there being a head of government or head of state. Ortoq indicated the Civil Division was working on a proposal but in the meantime thinking on the subject would be helpful.
Another loose end was the General Intelligence Service (GIS) responsible for foreign intelligence gathering and counterintelligence which may overlap Interior’s Internal Security Unit. Ortoq indicated existing legislation has the GIS reporting to the President. In the absence of a President, the Justice Minister has determined that for the moment the GIS is responsible to the National Assembly.
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National Assembly (now Majlis)
(If it’s in the Monsoon, it’s got to be true)
CONSTITUTIONAL ADJUSTMENTS
National Assembly, August 21, 5637: Justice Minister Bashir ibn Ortoq has introduced several measure in the National Assembly. Amending the Constitution imposed by the President of the defunct government by a 2/3 vote of the National Assembly or 2/3 vote by the Sovereign People in a referendum from the National Assembly or a petition of 100,000 citizens with the right to vote passed easily as did changing the National assembly name to “Majlis” and regions name to “Muhafaza.” These provisions had been drafted by the Civil Division of the Ministry of Justice.
Ortoq also pointed out to the National Assembly that the fundamental reason the former government fell was rampant corruption but that minimizing central authority had not eliminated corruption but increased the variety of political favoritism possible. Accordingly, he and the Criminal Division would actively investigate allegations of corruption at the national, regional and municipal level.
The Justice Minister also proposed barring and prosecuting participants in paramilitary organizations. The National Assembly would need to consider whether it really wanted to do this since everyone knew there has long been a militia following a militant Abadi cleric meeting regularly in Al’Baharia and a Metzist leaning free love militia operating in Al’Salmania.
Both of these are fairly large while dozens of small paramilitary squad and platoon sized groups are following disgruntled leaders formerly associated with the police or military which exist in various locations throughout the Island of Nashwa.
The Justice Minister also asked the National Assembly to consider whether there should be a chancellor. The current constitution prohibits there being a head of government or head of state. Ortoq indicated the Civil Division was working on a proposal but in the meantime thinking on the subject would be helpful.
Another loose end was the General Intelligence Service (GIS) responsible for foreign intelligence gathering and counterintelligence which may overlap Interior’s Internal Security Unit. Ortoq indicated existing legislation has the GIS reporting to the President. In the absence of a President, the Justice Minister has determined that for the moment the GIS is responsible to the National Assembly.
National Assembly (now Majlis)
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Republique de Rildanor - Union Federale Radicale
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Dedicated to the Proposition.