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AMENDMENT 3 (1) Section 2(1) shall be amended to read as follows: "(1) Upon first assembling, a new Parliament elects a Speaker of Parliament to serve as the presiding officer of the parliamentary chamber. To be elected, a candidate has to unify an absolute majority onto them. It is the former...

AMENDMENT 4 (1) Section 4a(a) shall be amended a subsection (e) after subsection (d) reading as follows: "(f) Issuing, updating and replacing passports in accordance with the Passports Act." (2) Former subsection (e) shall be renamed to subsection (f).

AMENDMENT 3 (1) Section 9(3) shall be amended to read as follows: "(3) Amendments to policies shall be submitted to the policy's thread. Amendments to policies shall procedurally be treated as new policies, in so far that the requirements § 10 apply. The prior policy is automatically repealed...

AMENDMENT 3 (1) A Section "4 – Existing Policies and Statutory Instruments" shall be inserted after Section 3, that shall as follows: "(1) All, to the time of this acts enactment, effective policies or statutory instruments shall be considered effective, ignoring the requirements set forth by...

AMENDMENT 1 (1) A subsection (4) shall be amended after subsection (3) in Section 3 reading as follows: "(4) A.P.01-032 | R.E.A.L.T.O.R. Act shall be amended as follows: (a) § 2(3)(a) and (b) shall be amended in such, that the words "Statutory Instrument" shall be replaced with the word...

AMENDMENT 2 (1) Section 4c(3)(a) shall be struck.

AMENDMENT 1 (1) Section 8 shall be amended to read as follows: "(1) There shall be an Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), headed by the Prime Minister, consisting of advisors and administrative aides appointed by the Prime Minister. The Office of the Prime Minister shall assist the Prime...

AMENDMENT 1 (1) A Section "28 – Early Dissolution" shall be inserted after "27 – Government Proposal" reading as follows: "(1) Parliament may request the early dissolution of Parliament. (2) After passage of such motion the Speaker of Parliament shall immediately seek the Monarch to formally...

The P.B. 04-041 | Clear Sessions Act has passed the Parliament and has been granted royal assent. It is now seeking public approval with a supermajority vote. Voting will start now and last 72 hours and will end on Saturday at 21:35 UTC. The polling place chosen for the referendum is the...

The P.B. 04-038 | I Don't Like MPagistrates Act has passed the Parliament and has been granted royal assent. It is now seeking public approval with a supermajority vote. Voting will start now and last 72 hours and will end on Saturday at 21:35 UTC. The polling place chosen for the referendum is...

The P.B. 04-025 | Constitutional Fixes Act (1) has passed the Parliament and has been granted royal assent. It is now seeking public approval with a supermajority vote. Voting will start now and last 72 hours and will end on Saturday at 21:35 UTC. The polling place chosen for the referendum is...

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The Traffic Light Coalition Through Its Deputy Prime Minister Rubilubi55 Moves to Pass The Government Organization Reform Part 1 Act Parliament notes: (1) The reform of the Government Organization leaves some parts in other acts that have to be changed in order to be compliant with the new...

The Traffic Light Coalition Through Its Deputy Prime Minister Rubilubi55 Moves to Pass The Executive Act Parliament notes: (1) The current Government Organization Act is a huge mess and does not in the slightest have enough provisions for the Executive. Based on this, Parliament decides: (1)...

The Traffic Light Coalition Through Its Deputy Prime Minister Rubilubi55 Moves to Pass The Parliament Act Parliament notes: (1) The current Government Organization Act is a huge mess and does not in the slightest have enough provisions for Parliament. (2) Not everything should be regulated...