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Probably buried under piles of Literature, Biology, or Government homework
Jan 2002
time: 23:27
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Looking at this poll, (and assuming Aidun's change of vote was not noted in the poll itself), the citizens of Apolytonia want to write a new, detailed constitution.
We've got to get started on this if we ever plan on starting to play this game.
I propose the following...
A. A President, VP, and four ministers: Domestic, FA, Military, and Science (the latter added due to the increased science trading activity we'll need to catch up with the AI at this level) to form an executive power. Give them powers that generally match their names. Allow ministers to appoint own deputies with Senate approval. Give the president the power to appoint people to fill vacant positions, with council approval (see below).
Form an executive council with the VP, and ministers. Give the council power, through a council vote, to confirm Presidential appointments, and to override an elected official's instructions. In the event of an override of instructions, give the President the option of a veto of the override. Similarly, give the council the option, through unanimous vote, option to override Presidential veto. Consider making a council vote part of the process of amending the constituion, or another similar document (see bottom).
B. Regional Administrators, elected by the populace. Give the domestic minister power to define regions, and approve rush request. Allow military to override RA instuctions in the event of invasion. Allow domestic to override RA instuctions if a city is in danger of culture flip. Also make the domestic minister the RA of the region where the capital is locate, and admin of all cities not within a defined region. Allow RAs to appoint own deputies.
C. The courts: Set up three justices, a public defender, and a judge advocate.
In trails, give the public defender the duty of defending the person(s) in quesiton, and make the judge advocate act as prosecutor.
Give the Justices their current powers. Allow them to elect their own Chief Justice (I dunno, just sounds cooler. )
Allow Justices to serve three month terms. Allow defender and advocate to serve one month terms. In the beginning of the game, force one justice to serve one month, force one justice to serve two terms, allow third to serve for three, so that there will be a new judicial election each term.
In addition to this, we could also consider creating two documents to govern the country. One, the constitution, would have everything we want to be cememented in the government (basic rules, positions, etc.). These rules would be hard to change, because they would be the foundation of the nation. This second document would have the various procedure that runs the country. This document would be easy to change (perhaps with a vote of the council).
OK, time for all to criticize to your heart's content. 
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Kloreep
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of the pillow
Jun 2002
time: 00:27
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All of the below is IMO, of course.
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Originally posted by Octavian X
Looking at this poll, (and assuming Aidun's change of vote was not noted in the poll itself), the citizens of Apolytonia want to write a new, detailed constitution.
We've got to get started on this if we ever plan on starting to play this game. |
Not necessarily. It's quite possible to play without a constitution for a little while, especially in the relatively simple early game. Legoland didn't ratify its constitution till after the PTW DG started, but we did fine nonetheless. However, I do think we need one, especially one establishing a court, before something goes wrong.
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I propose the following...
A. A President, VP, and four ministers: Domestic, FA, Military, and Science (the latter added due to the increased science trading activity we'll need to catch up with the AI at this level) to form an executive power. Give them powers that generally match their names. |
I don't think we need a science minister; science trading can be well handled by the FAM, so that would leave deciding what to research. If there's anything the current three-minister system leaves out, it's a Minister of Economy - a position that can be very good for the game, IMO; reddawg kept our budget tight and well balanced while serving as Economy Minister in SPDG I, and I'd like to see that position kept. This position would control the slider, expenditures from all three sectors (FAM purchases, DM rushes and SMC upgrading), and could control research as well in order to make this position more on par with the other ministers. We could either create a new Economy Minister, or leave it as it is in the NewCon and give the power to the Prez, who can then appoint a deputy or even do it him/herself. I'd go with a ministerial position, but appointment could work as well.
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Allow ministers to appoint own deputies with Senate approval. |
I don't think they should need senate approval, especially considering that each minister may have several deputies later on. So long as the minister is ultimately responsible for their deputies' actions, I don't see a need for senate approval.
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Give the president the power to appoint people to fill vacant positions, with council approval (see below).
Form an executive council with the VP, and ministers. Give the council power, through a council vote, to confirm Presidential appointments, and to override an elected official's instructions. |
I think both of these powers should be given to the people (possibly with the president also given an emergency override power).
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In the event of an override of instructions, give the President the option of a veto of the override. Similarly, give the council the option, through unanimous vote, option to override Presidential veto. Consider making a council vote part of the process of amending the constituion, or another similar document (see bottom). |
I dislike the idea of a High Council. And considering that several people commented they wanted the Newcon's cabinet veto power removed (basically an unofficial, not quite so powerful High Council), I'd guess others here feel the same, though I don't really know.
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B. Regional Administrators, elected by the populace. Give the domestic minister power to define regions, and approve rush request. Allow military to override RA instuctions in the event of invasion. Allow domestic to override RA instuctions if a city is in danger of culture flip. Also make the domestic minister the RA of the region where the capital is locate, and admin of all cities not within a defined region. Allow RAs to appoint own deputies. |
Interesting ideas. I don't know if it would work; we barely had enough RAs the last few terms of SPDG I (and had a shortage before that), so there might be trouble with either uncontested elections, or a few contested ones and several empty ones. I have seen people request they be mayors (control one city), so it would be a good idea for RAs to be able to have deputies of their own, but I don't think that needs to be heavily officialized.
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C. The courts: Set up three justices, a public defender, and a judge advocate.
In trails, give the public defender the duty of defending the person(s) in quesiton, and make the judge advocate act as prosecutor.
Give the Justices their current powers. Allow them to elect their own Chief Justice (I dunno, just sounds cooler. )
Allow Justices to serve three month terms. Allow defender and advocate to serve one month terms. In the beginning of the game, force one justice to serve one month, force one justice to serve two terms, allow third to serve for three, so that there will be a new judicial election each term. |
I'm interested in hearing the opinions of justices who served on the court in SPDG I here; what should be changed? Kept? Removed? Added?
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In addition to this, we could also consider creating two documents to govern the country. One, the constitution, would have everything we want to be cememented in the government (basic rules, positions, etc.). These rules would be hard to change, because they would be the foundation of the nation. This second document would have the various procedure that runs the country. This document would be easy to change (perhaps with a vote of the council). |
 This was basically done under the NewCon, but there was still a lot defined in the constitution. I'd like to see this taken to a great extreme than in SPDG I.
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OK, time for all to criticize to your heart's content. |
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Kloreep
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of the pillow
Jun 2002
time: 00:27
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Originally posted by Octavian X
An executive council would streamline and speed up most processes. Let's say the military minister disappears, without a deputy. In this dire example, a council vote for approval of a Presidential appointee would go faster than a Senate vote. |
I prefer the NewCon system - the Prez gets the power in the absence of a minister and deputies. Elections don't take that long (usually only the span of one chat, if not none). And if the President isn't fit to command whatever area it is, there will hopefully be someone in the chat (perhaps another minister) who can "advise" unofficially for that chat. (I know this wouldn't work for SMC in a war, but a war turnchat should be postponed anyway so new elections can be held for SMC in such a case; and while FA isn't organized without a minister, chat attendees can help the President check for deals.)
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Originally posted by Octavian X
Elected RAs - The simple solution to a shortage would be bigger regions, and thus, fewer RAs. |
Wouldn't this run the risk of narrowing the list down to even fewer RAs? Bigger regions mean a bigger time commitment on a RA's part, which might drive some people away.
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We could also allow someone to be RA of more than one region. |
Then those who want bigger regions could essentially get them.
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Originally posted by Octavian X
If worse comes to worse, the domestic minister would be in charge of those empty regions. |
Yes, ministers should always be responsible for their duties, even if they're normally given to deputies.
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I think the judiciary shouldn't be changed (I don't really think the NewCon should be changed significatnly at all though) |
I agree that the NewCon should be used as a base. Whether or not it's changed signifigantly will depend on this discussion.
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Originally posted by civman2000
other than perhaps giving the court the power to appoint someone, with their consent, as defendant in cases of the constitutionality of laws or other situations where there is no clear defendant. Earlier, the person who proposed laws was always the defendant, and in general that is a good idea, but the court should be able to name someone else if the proposer doesn't want to defend their law or for any other reason that comes up will not defend it. |
Interesting idea... I wouldn't have an objection to this.
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Originally posted by civman2000
One small thing i would like to be changed in the constitution is furthering the 1st and IIRC only amendment to teh NewCon. The amendment allowed executives to post bills on things under their jurisdiciton, but i don't really see why there should be any restricitons on what bills they can propose. |
Agreed. IIRC, the reasoning behind this clause was to try to create an atmosphere where there would be some very active senators in addition to the ministers, but it didn't really accomplish much except putting a vise on anyone who got into public office.
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UnOrthOdOx
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Hello....
Jun 2002
time: 22:27
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* UnOrthOdOx takes the stand and addresses the audience gathered within the great hall.
My fellow Citizens.
This has been a subject of much thought on the part of myself and many of you here. We have currently a system before us that has been proven to work, for the most part, and that has already lead to a relatively smooth progress of the original DG.
The basic structure of the government is well defined, and has worked near flawlessly with the ministers and executives being able to work cohesively and expediently with few interruptions. While we can certainly entertain ways to bring a bit more roleplay into these roles for those who choose to play along, we should not, IMO change with any real degree the roles of the President, VP, and Ministers with the possible exception of the VP being elected and not appointed.
The court as well has served its function with near perfection. I challenge any of you to look at the court thread and not find a well thought, and fair verdict within any of the cases. I myself have found occasion to disagree with some of those, but that does not preclude the fact that they were fair, unbias and well thought in reaching that verdict.
When looking at the newcon, then, what is broken?
First and foremost in my mind is the Senate.
Yes, you heard me the Senate is broken and in need of serious repair. My major concern with the Newcon upon it's original presentation to us was with the senate. The document makes no mention of any form of centralizing the organization of the Senate. It is free to do as it pleases. This is actually a good idea. However, what occured was that the Senate did NOT organize, much as I feared. The other flaw that this presents is that it would nearly take another document in order for the Senate itself to organize. If it were not for the monumental efforts of Kloreep, I dare say there would be no existing record of ANY bills nor their implications. This leaves us that we are one person's vacation, computer failure, or simple leaving that will predicate the entire downfall of the entire Senate's ability to even point to it's own bills. Do not get me wrong, if anything, I feel the public needs be more involved, I don't know what needs done, specifically. I'm working on it, though ultimately I believe it will all rely heavily on Ministers taking it upon themselves to get the public interested and involved on the powers as they pertain to each ministers job. I am planning on testing several ways for ministers to do this and possibly leading by example if I should gain much public input in this first term.
The next thing that is broken is the Court.
Yes, it was but a moment ago I was praising their decisions. The problem is the TIMING of the decisions. Take any Impeachment attempt. See court case almost 7. First taking a few days for the court to respond to taking nearly a week for the actual case to even begin, which itself would have taken days, at which point the Impeachment would have been only symbolic since elections were starting anyway. IMO impeachments are needed. There are times when officials, for whatever reason including RL will be unable to perform their job here. That is not to insult them for having problems or a RL, but to ensure our government runs on full strength. Also, suppose this case would have been reguarding the use of a leader, a government change, or some other in-game issue. Would we have had to suspend the game until a decision was reached? The court process needs to be streamlined in some way. Perhaps allowing ANY judge to begin a trial without first allocating 3 judges to decide if the case is needed or not? Still requiring 3 judges for a RULING once they have had time to read through the case. This would START the case immediately, but would also give the responding judge several days to convene a meeting of the Judges to discuss and rule on the case in question while the case itself was being debated by the respective parties. We could also have it required that the plaintiff is responsible for copying the defendant as well as the members of the court with the complaint, to speed the process of notifying the defendant?
The third, and final thing that is broken IMO is the Constitution itself.
It is a beast. I am willing to bet that there is a large number of the population here who have yet to take the time to read the thing through all the way. It is confusing, large, and written as a legal document, which is not something many of us are used to reading, especially for those who are not native to English. I read it once when it was being voted upon, and find it difficult to sift through now if I am needing to look something up. At the very least it should be organized with a table linking to specific sections for ease of a quick lookup of a particular section. I suggest finding some way to simplify the wording, myself. The reason for this is that the wording and complexity of the document has created a dicotomy within the demogame. There has become a rift between those who know and enjoy the laws and those who simply want to play the game. There must be a compromise to be had somewhere.
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Octavian X
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Probably buried under piles of Literature, Biology, or Government homework
Jan 2002
time: 23:27
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If people want to stick to appointed RAs, I'd at least advocate some sort of Senate approval.
And, in response to Unorthodox...
The Senate: create a position with, or assign to the Vice President, the duty of simply taking time to organize the Senate. Have this person keep a record of bills that go up for vote. Simply a link, description, and a record of pass/fail in a thread would do.
The Court: Perhaps we could give the court more power. In the case of a bad official, allow one member of the court to issue an injunction or something to force a bad minister to stop acting, and make his deputy act. Similar action could be taken by a justice to hold off a chat if a planned game action is in question. Of course, this power would be reserved for times when that justice feels an accustion has the weight to stop the game dead in it's tracks, with the option of an override of the injunction by 3 other justices.
However, IMHO, before a full fledged trial is to begin, you need all the justices to know. There will always be a questionable accustion that really should waste the time of the court.
Third, the constitution itself. To simplify it, you could divide it into multiple documents.
Or, you could do what Fanatika did with the official rulebooks. While the documents themselves are not simple, they are organized in an easily accesable, readable fashion.
If we can't make it easier on the eyes with a html document outside the forums, use the [ code ] tags in the foums. For example...
code:
A. Test
1. Bigger Test.
2. Another test.
a. Last test.
B. Continuing...
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Togas
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California
Jun 2002
time: 21:27
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I appreciate Octavian X for starting up this thread, however, I don't think what we need is just to import Fanatika's Con into our game. We've had 2 prior Constitutions. The first failed due to vagueness, the second "failed" due to completeness ... being too large and spelling things out to such a degree that people were intimidated to read the entire document.
Unorthodox has some good points about the Con. One of my main concerns when joining the Court in the last game was to try to fix the tedious system of Justice that we'd had to live with. I think we were on the right track when the game concluded, but there is still more to be done.
I'd like to see things simplified. I've never been fond of our complicated Impeachment system, and other system can be axed entirely. There seems to be enough public trust in our Ministers and Judges that less "checks & balances" need to be imposed ... less bureaucracy and "red tape".
I propose we form a Revision Committee to not REDRAFT an entirely new Constitution, just to tweek, reoganize, and simplify the one we have. A group of 4, perhaps less, to polish the problem areas, simplify the language, and make some key changes.
The other option, it seems, is to draft something entirely new, and I have to admit that it's not as easy to do as some might imagine. I believe it would be fun to come up with an entirely different style of Constitution for this game. I just don't think that it would be fun for most of the team -- many would find it just a distraction.
--Togas
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MY WORDS ARE BACKED WITH BIO-CHEMICAL WEAPONS
Oct 2000
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Originally posted by Togas
I appreciate Octavian X for starting up this thread, however, I don't think what we need is just to import Fanatika's Con into our game. We've had 2 prior Constitutions. The first failed due to vagueness, the second "failed" due to completeness ... being too large and spelling things out to such a degree that people were intimidated to read the entire document.
Unorthodox has some good points about the Con. One of my main concerns when joining the Court in the last game was to try to fix the tedious system of Justice that we'd had to live with. I think we were on the right track when the game concluded, but there is still more to be done.
I'd like to see things simplified. I've never been fond of our complicated Impeachment system, and other system can be axed entirely. There seems to be enough public trust in our Ministers and Judges that less "checks & balances" need to be imposed ... less bureaucracy and "red tape".
I propose we form a Revision Committee to not REDRAFT an entirely new Constitution, just to tweek, reoganize, and simplify the one we have. A group of 4, perhaps less, to polish the problem areas, simplify the language, and make some key changes.
The other option, it seems, is to draft something entirely new, and I have to admit that it's not as easy to do as some might imagine. I believe it would be fun to come up with an entirely different style of Constitution for this game. I just don't think that it would be fun for most of the team -- many would find it just a distraction.
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hi ,
 , we could put up a couple chat sessions , .... 6 people at least , why , well that 6 people to toggle any problems and it shall give us more input , ...
we should also make an idea thread for the constition , ask all the people who ever held a seat what they found that was not working or needs to be improved , ...
have a nice constitutional day
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Togas
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California
Jun 2002
time: 21:27
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Here's a draft revision of the Senate. It uses most of the old Senate rules. Please make suggestions on how to make this simpler and if you think this idea works.
First Senate Revison
Article II. The Senate
1 All citizens are a part of the Senate and any citizen may propose a law.
(a) To propose a law, a citizen must post a poll that is clear, unbiased, states the proposed law in its entirety, and gives three options: “yea”, “nay”, and “abstain”.
(b) The poll’s subject must begin with the text “SENATE BILL:”
(c) The first post of the poll must clarify the options if clarification is needed and state the expiration date.
(d) The poll shall originally be set for 72 hours, unless the Chairperson has given permission for a different timeframe.
(e) To pass, the proposed law must receive more “yea” votes than “nay” votes. It must also meet the quorum.
(i) The quorum: The total number of votes cast in the poll for passage must be greater than or equal to 25% of the total number of votes cast in the most recent Presidential election.
(ii) Any “abstain” votes are considered solely for quorum purposes. “Abstain” votes may not be considered “yea” or “nay” votes.
(iii) The Senate has the power to modify the quorum requirements or to perform a census without amending the Constitution.
(f) Proposed laws may not violate or change the Constitution. Proposed laws may change any existing laws or Executive orders.
2 Citizens may also propose motions, resolutions, orders, and decisions of the Senate. These are proposed in the same way as laws and follow the same rules. These carry the same authority as a law.
3 The Senate shall elect a Chairperson who will serve a one month term.
(a) The Chairperson shall be responsible for keeping records of all laws, motions, resolutions, and all other matters that are passed, amended, or removed.
(b) The Chairperson may set a different voting period on any law, motion, or other matter. With permission from the Chairperson, the citizen who posts a Senate Bill may set the voting duration for 24 hours to 7 days.
(c) The Chairperson may “table” any Senate Bill one time only, by posting in the thread that the issue is tabled.
(i) Any Senate Bill that is tabled is immediately invalidated.
(ii) The tabled Senate Bill is to be further debated and discussed for a period of at least 7 days.
(iii) A Senate Bill may be reproposed 7 days after it was tabled.
4 The Senate has the sole power to declare war.
5 The Senate may approve Military Alliances, Trade Embargos, and Mutual Protection Pacts instead of the President.
6 The Senate has the sole power to set Mobilization level to “War-Time”.
7 The Senate has the sole power to change the form of the government.
8 The Senate has the sole power to decide how Great Leaders are used
9 The Senate has the power to determine how money is spent. The Senate is not required to use this power. Should the Senate fail to act on any spending matter, or should a spending matter be vetoed, the President may decide.
10 The Senate may make its own laws regarding Senate procedure.
11 All powers not specifically given to the other branches are hereby given to the Senate.
--Togas
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Feb 2002
time: 00:27
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One point - have elected ministers also be part of the "senate". That would eliminate the BS of not being able to post polls and such. The difference is minimal in the number of potential overall votes, etc. Ya, it might not be logical, but it would work.
Change the name - senate is formal. Lets make it informal.
Have the senate prez/chairpserson actually be the VP of the game. If the Prez has to leave, the VP takes over and appoints someone to be the next VP. That eliminates another position for someone to run for. Remember all the problems we had last time finding people to run for positions. It also gives the VP some formal powers.
Clauses 4-10 are redundent considering 11. Why clutter things up. Lets erase them. Although if the following suggestion is taken, this might not be that big of a deal
Put some additional lables in. For example, after 1, but before 1a, lable it "procedures for proposing laws". That way someone who is glancing at it will know if they want to skip over that section or not, as it is just procedural BS and nothing of substance. Also, if someone is looking up procedural stuff it makes it far easier to find the correct one. As this is all web based if someone was good with links and stuff thay can probably just put all the procedural stuff in another location with lots of links, making the whole document easier.
Hope these ideas help Togas. I have already offered to Unortho (our first DM) to help write regarding that positions responsibilities. I have some interesting ideas from my prior experience...
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Togas
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California
Jun 2002
time: 21:27
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Here's a revision of The Court. I'm not sure if they fully addresses Unorthodox's concerns, but I hope that this is a good starting point...
First Revision of The Court
Article III. The Court
1 The Court has the power to rule upon contested disputes involving legal interpretations; validity of polls and elections; violations of the Constitution, law, or Executive orders; and any other dispute of national importance.
2 The Court is composed of Five Judges.
(b) Each Judge serves a three month term of office. There is no limit to the number of terms a Judge may serve.
(c) The Court shall select a “Senior Justice”
(i) The Senior Justice may preside over any hearing before the Court.
(ii) The Senior Justice shall ensure that a timely report is published for every decision and make sure that the decision is archived.
(iii) The report shall communicate the rationale behind the decision.
(iv) Failure to publish the report is grounds for an appeal.
(v) The Senior Justice shall also keep a public record of the Constitution in its most current form, listing all amendments and prior laws.
3 The Court shall come together to rule on any issue that is lawfully before it.
(a) Issues for the Court shall be posted publicly.
(b) Any Judge may begin a hearing on the issue once it is posted.
(c) The Court shall decide on its own what type of hearing it will have. It may make its own rules of procedure and enforce them upon citizens who are before the Court.
(d) Upon the agreement of 3 Judges, any issue may be dismissed at any time.
(e) When the Court feels that the Issue has been fully and fairly discussed, it may then issue a ruling on the Issue. At least three Judges must be involved in any ruling.
(f) Should the Court be tied about how to rule on an issue, any non-voting Judge is to then review the case and vote. If the issue is still tied, the Senior Justice shall break the tie.
(g) All rulings are immediately official and final until overturned by a subsequent appeal.
(e) Appeals may be granted if there are grounds to believe that an error in the application of the law has been made. Any citizen may make an application for an appeal. If at least 3 Judges agree to hear the appeal, a new hearing will be created to examine the issue.
4 The Court may issue an injunction to halt any aspect of the game for up to 72 hours if at least 2 Judges agree to do so.
(a) Injunctions may only be issued for good cause.
(b) An injunction may only be continued beyond 72 hours if a majority of the Court agrees to do so.
(c) An injunction may be overturned at any time by a majority of the Court.
5 The Court has the authority to view the poll results and/or votes cast of a contested poll for the passage of a law, decision, motion, or other Senate act; or any amendment’s ratification poll.
(a) This may be done to ensure that non-citizens did not cast votes in the poll.
(b) If it is found that a non-citizen cast a vote, that vote shall be removed from the final total.
(c) In the event that the Court does view the record of who cast which votes, the Court is mandated to keep the individual identities and votes of all lawful voters private.
--Togas
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Togas
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California
Jun 2002
time: 21:27
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I think we all appreciate the suggestions, and having OctavianX willing to help means that IF there is a redraft of our Constitution, we'll have another vetran drafter involved.
HOWEVER, I just need to make a very important point about this whole process:
What is "wrong" with the New Con, as voiced by most of those who dislike it, is that it is TOO LARGE, too complex, too bureaucratic, too hard to understand, and so forth.
IF there is to be a redraft, it should be simple, uncomplicated, easy to understand, well organized (and I think OctavianX can really help us in that department), and uncluttered with every single little detail and request that people felt was missing or vague.
We DO NOT need to go about re-spelling out everything. We've already done that once before and people were turned off by it.
Alternately, and very realisticly, we can continue playing with the current Con and propose Amendments to fix problems with it... I for one agree that the Senate should be opened up to everyone and my proposed redraft of that article addressed that concern by removing the requirement that "only senators" can post bills, and added in the new position of the Chairperson to manage the Senate.
As for The Court, even if the proposed changes I posted are not enacted, I (as a member of The Court) would impliment them to the extent that the law allowed. Our system needs to serve the interests of the law AND the interests of the game. And so long as I'm on the Court I'm going to push to expidite all matters and not wait 3-5 days just to make sure that every judge has had a chance to give his opinion.
In conclusion, we have two choices:
1) Redraft the whole Con and make one that is really simple, easy for anyone to understand, and unprohibitive to fun and progress of the game. NOT make another monsterous body of law.
2) Draft amendments to the current Con and make gradual changes within the current Amendment system.
Also better organize our Con so that players can better read and understand it.
My vote is for 2.
--Togas
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