09-05-2025, 11:35 PM
MANARA ALBRAYD SRIA AL-MUSAMI
(IF it’s in the Monsoon, it’s got to be true)
MAJLIS RESTORES CHANCELLOR JOB
Majlis, December 17, 5640: Justice Minister Bashir ibn Ortoq introduced four legislative provisions in the Majlis. The first recognized that the constitution issued by the outgoing President forbade having a head of state or a head of government. The legislation stated that powers associated with those positions accordingly were held by the Majlis which could elect a chancellor to perform the normal duties associated with that position in its name.
Second the General Intelligence Service, Jumhuriat al’Badara’s foreign intelligence service, will report to and be under the direction of the Chancellor unless and until a head of state is elected.
Third, the governments of the Muhafazas shall function as set up by their elected legislatures and have such powers that are not exercised by the national government whose laws shall preempt those of the Muhafazas in all respects. Included in those powers are the right to establish a court system. Further, it was recognized that Al’Baharia and Al’Salmania were not really functioning independently with the Dufazi paramilitary Abadi militia pretty much in charge in the latter and the Free State Brigade actually collecting taxes in the former. The Interior Ministry will be endeavoring to restore law and order.
Fourth, there was legislation authorizing Republican Circuit Courts, Republican Muhafaza Courts and a Republican Court of Appeals to interpret the laws of Jumhuriat al-Badara. Judges will be nominated by the Justice Minister, approved by the Chancellor and confirmed by the Majlis.
The Monsoon has learned that these measures all passed and that the Working Majority Group’s Interior Minister Yasser al-Mirza was elected Chancellor while Bandar al-Qasabi was elected as Interior Minister.
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The Majlis
(IF it’s in the Monsoon, it’s got to be true)
MAJLIS RESTORES CHANCELLOR JOB
Majlis, December 17, 5640: Justice Minister Bashir ibn Ortoq introduced four legislative provisions in the Majlis. The first recognized that the constitution issued by the outgoing President forbade having a head of state or a head of government. The legislation stated that powers associated with those positions accordingly were held by the Majlis which could elect a chancellor to perform the normal duties associated with that position in its name.
Second the General Intelligence Service, Jumhuriat al’Badara’s foreign intelligence service, will report to and be under the direction of the Chancellor unless and until a head of state is elected.
Third, the governments of the Muhafazas shall function as set up by their elected legislatures and have such powers that are not exercised by the national government whose laws shall preempt those of the Muhafazas in all respects. Included in those powers are the right to establish a court system. Further, it was recognized that Al’Baharia and Al’Salmania were not really functioning independently with the Dufazi paramilitary Abadi militia pretty much in charge in the latter and the Free State Brigade actually collecting taxes in the former. The Interior Ministry will be endeavoring to restore law and order.
Fourth, there was legislation authorizing Republican Circuit Courts, Republican Muhafaza Courts and a Republican Court of Appeals to interpret the laws of Jumhuriat al-Badara. Judges will be nominated by the Justice Minister, approved by the Chancellor and confirmed by the Majlis.
The Monsoon has learned that these measures all passed and that the Working Majority Group’s Interior Minister Yasser al-Mirza was elected Chancellor while Bandar al-Qasabi was elected as Interior Minister.
The Majlis
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Dedicated to the Proposition.
Republique de Rildanor - Union Federale Radicale
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Dedicated to the Proposition.