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Constitutional Reform Act 2011

Proposed by Alliance Of Liberals And Democrats in Avalon

Parliament: 81.0% / 67% of all seats

Package Overview (10 measures)

Passed
Created: June 2, 2011
Opened: June 2, 2011
Closed: July 25, 2011

Opening this package cost 60 PP.

What would change

Full constitution with changes marked

Current wording is shown as it was when voting began.

Powers

Grant Pardons
Grant Pardons moves from Home Secretary to Prime Minister
Home Secretary
Prime Minister
Constitutional Reform Act 2011: This change places decision making into the hands of directly elected representatives in both Government and Parliament.
Head of Foreign Intelligence
Head of Foreign Intelligence moves from Home Secretary to Foreign Secretary
Home Secretary
Foreign Secretary
Constitutional Reform Act 2011: This change places decision making into the hands of directly elected representatives in both Government and Parliament.
Declare Martial Law
Declare Martial Law moves from Secretary of State for Defence to Prime Minister
Secretary of State for Defence
Prime Minister
Constitutional Reform Act 2011: This change places decision making into the hands of directly elected representatives in both Government and Parliament.
Head of the Police
Head of the Police moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Home Secretary
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Home Secretary
Constitutional Reform Act 2011: This change places decision making into the hands of directly elected representatives in both Government and Parliament.
Appoint Judges
Appoint Judges moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Prime Minister
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Prime Minister
Constitutional Reform Act 2011: This change places decision making into the hands of directly elected representatives in both Government and Parliament.
Regulate Businesses
Regulate Businesses moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Chancellor of the Exchequer
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Constitutional Reform Act 2011: This change places decision making into the hands of directly elected representatives in both Government and Parliament.
Regulate Banks
Regulate Banks moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Chancellor of the Exchequer
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Constitutional Reform Act 2011: This change places decision making into the hands of directly elected representatives in both Government and Parliament.
Regulate Political Parties
Regulate Political Parties moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Parliament
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Parliament
Constitutional Reform Act 2011: This change places decision making into the hands of directly elected representatives in both Government and Parliament.
Regulate the Environment
Regulate the Environment moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Parliament
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Parliament
Constitutional Reform Act 2011: This change places decision making into the hands of directly elected representatives in both Government and Parliament.
Set Monetary Policy
Set Monetary Policy moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Chancellor of the Exchequer
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Chancellor of the Exchequer
Constitutional Reform Act 2011: This change places decision making into the hands of directly elected representatives in both Government and Parliament.

Proposer's case

This change places decision making into the hands of directly elected representatives in both Government and Parliament.

Vote tally

Parliament

Passed
81Yes 0No 19Not voted 100 seats

For: 81 / 100 seats (81.0%) — needs 66.6%

Against: 0 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 19

Party Seats Vote
Alliance Of Liberals And Democrats Proposer 44 Yes
Left Alliance 37 Yes
Patriot Front 0 Yes
Progressive Green 0 Yes

Voting record

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