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the CONSTITUTION, for
a sane society
Preamble
We believe that
it is the inalienable right of the all people to have freedom and to enjoy the
fruits of their toil and have the necessities of life, so that they may have
full opportunities of growth. We believe also that if any government deprives a
people of these rights and oppresses them the people have a further right to
alter it or abolish it.
Incorporated in
this constitution is the UN charter of Human Rights.
Institutions protect the rights and
responsibilities of every individual and this constitution is intended to form
and protect these institutions.
Every citizen of the country has equal status to
all others and the state will endeavour to provide a minimum standard of living
for every statement as outlined under Article 12.
Definitions
The Main (Republic/Monarchy) Government, referred
to as “The Parliament” the highest
level of government within the Nation State. (e.g. UK)
The State, Country
government (e.g. Scotland)
The Regional Government, County Government.
Local Government. Local
government (e.g. Parish/Town councils)
Residents, People with the right of abode
in the Nation State
Citizens, People full rights of the Nation
State.
Article
1. Governance
Section
1
All legislative Powers herein
granted shall be vested in the Main Government of the United Kingdom, which
shall consist of two chambers, The House of Representatives and the House of
Congress
Section
2.
Elections
to all Governments
The First House, elections will be held at least every
5 years. Each constituency will be consisting of approx. 100,000 residents. The
election process will be by transferable vote.[i]
Every representative will belong to a party registered
with the election commission.[ii]
The Second House, will consist of a hundred
representatives. These people will be appointed from lists put forward by the
parties in proportion to the first votes in the election to the House of
Representatives at the same time.[iii]
All legislation must be approved by both houses with
more than 50% of the vote of each house.
Section
3
Every UK citizen over 16 years will be entitled to one
vote.
Section
4
All representatives must be over 30 years.
No representative can hold more than one position
Section
5
Authority of the Main Government.
1. Decisions
related to foreign policy including war.
2. Strategic
decisions for the whole country regarding.
3. Appointments
to the supreme court
4. Tax
legislation regarding imports and exports
5. Changes
to the Constitution (60% majorities required)
Responsibilities of the Main Government
1. To
protect the population from adverse effects.
Section
6.
State Government.
Each constituency to exist of approx. 75 000 voters and
the representatives voted in by transferable vote.[iv]
Authority of the State Government.
1. Legislation
regarding criminal and civil law.
2. Transport
legislation.
3. Health
and Safety legislation
4. Strategic
planning
5. To
set income tax and wealth taxes
6. To
set benefit levels
Responsibilities of State Government
1. To
collect and distribute income and wealth taxes
2. To
facilitate health facilities.
Section
7.
Regional Government.
Each constituency to exist of approx. 75 000 voters
and the representatives voted in by transferable vote.[v]
Authority of the Regional Government.
1. To
approve the supreme court personal.
2. Planning.
3. To
set and collect property taxes
Responsibilities of Regional Government
1. To
collect and distribute income and wealth taxes
2. To
facilitate health facilities
Section
9.
Local Government.
Each constituency to exist of approx. 1 000 voters and
the representatives see above.[vi]
Authority of the Local Government.
1. Local
policing.
2. Residential
planning.
3. Strategic
planning
4. To
set and transport and local sales taxes
Responsibilities of Local Government
1. To
facilitate health facilities.
2. To
provide sports facilities.
Article 2
This constitution upholds the independence
of the institutions of the Judiciary, the Media and the Government.
The supreme court elected by the central government
enforces the laws brought in by the regional governments hence keeping its
independence.
The media and its independence is upheld by a joint
committee of the regional governments.
Article 3.
The sovereignty resides in the people, from whom
all of the power of the State emanates. That power is exercised directly or
through the Assemblies of the People’s Power and other organs of
the State derived from them, in the manner and according to the rules
established by this Constitution and the laws.
Article 4.
All residents are equal before the law, fines will be issued according to the wealth of the
guilty party.
Article 6.
All residents are entitled to accommodation and
food.
Article 7.
The ceremonial role of the head of state to be
upheld, to perform duties as a global ambassador.
1.[i] Every voter will order their preferences. If after the total of the first votes does not give any representative more than 50% of the vote. The second preference of the people who voted for the candidate with the least numbers of the votes are counted and added to the other candidates this process is repeated until the one candidate receives more than 50% of the vote.
2.[ii] Election commission will be independent of all political parties, keep a list of political parties. For the sole purpose of making sure that no two parties have similar names. If an independent candidate wants to stand he can use her/his name plus independent. See election commissions here for it responsibilities.
3.[iii] Any party that received less than .5% will be ignored. For every 1% of the vote one representative will be appointed. The figures will be rounded up this could lead to a few more/less representatives.
1.[iv] Every voter will order their preferences. If after the total of the first votes does not give any representative more than 50% of the vote. The second preference of the people who voted for the candidate with the least numbers of the votes are counted and added to the other candidates this process is repeated until the one candidate receives more than 50% of the vote.
1.[v] Every voter will order their preferences. If after the total of the first votes does not give any representative more than 50% of the vote. The second preference of the people who voted for the candidate with the least numbers of the votes are counted and added to the other candidates this process is repeated until the one candidate receives more than 50% of the vote.
1.[vi] Every voter will order their preferences. If after the total of the first votes does not give any representative more than 50% of the vote. The second preference of the people who voted for the candidate with the least numbers of the votes are counted and added to the other candidates this process is repeated until the one candidate receives more than 50% of the vote.
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No representive must declare all income and must not work outside the o unless he is elected to the local government
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