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yaroslav
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Madrid, Spain, Europe
Jun 2001 time: 06:33
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Again, I miss it. As I told you in other place, my mind is off.
Anyway, there is no thing to learn. You'll quickly see how it works, and this forum is a quiet place, so you don't need to mod often.
However, becuase this is a demogage, PinkyGen, you being mod needs to be approved by the people. As I'm running off of time, I'm going to post a poll with a 24-hour limit. If the poll gives you more yes that noes, you'll my replacement. And I will vote yes and recommend other people to do so.
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EmuGod
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Stalin II cannot be immigration minister since he does not hold a seat anymore if my math is still correct.
Also, does anyone remember where we posted all the information on the President's position? If I recall correctly (which usually is a pretty big if), the president is not like a normal knesset position that can be shuffled every election, which is why the knesset elects him.
Last edited by EmuGod on 04-02-2004 at 20:14
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EmuGod
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I believe we agreed on the fact that ministers are members of knesset at the beginning of the democracy game.
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EmuGod
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quote: Originally posted by PinkyGen
There is no such restriction, and Arth. was not a member of the knesset, yet a minister, the last time around.
We said it would be preferred to have knesset members as ministers, but this not absolute. And it would be ridiculous for the governing party to have to include opposition party members merely because they are members of the knesset.
The Israeli constitution does not work because their knesset is much bigger than five people. |
What does "preferred" mean? There are two possibilities. Either "preferred" means that the government can choose people at its leisure or that the government should try to go through all the members of knesset first before looking toward non-knesset members. It's ridiculous in my opinion if the government can just pick every minister from non-knesset members. If that's the case, what would stop two parties from forming a coalition and selecting their party members who are not members of knesset to the minister jobs?
Also, there's a more important reason why the Israeli constiution does not work - it does not exist so it cannot work. Israel has no constitution.
Again, I think we may have to more clearly define the presidential role. I believe when I suggested it I mentioned that the length of a presidential term is different from a standard government term, though I can't seem to find where I wrote it. I think it was on the original democracy game proposal thread, which I can no longer find.
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