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Democratic Rebalancing Reform

Proposed by Together We Can in Belvaria

Federal Council: 35.7% / 67% of all seats National Parliament: 43.4% / 67% of all seats

Package Overview (17 measures)

Failed
Created: Feb. 4, 2022
Opened: Feb. 4, 2022
Closed: March 16, 2022

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

Declare War
Declare War moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Federal Chancellor
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Federal Chancellor
Democratic Rebalancing: Power has been in the hands of unelected, undemocratic bureaucrats for too long. This act will rebalance power to put power in the hands of democratic institutions.
Commander in Chief of the Army
Commander in Chief of the Army moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Ministry of Defense
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Ministry of Defense
Democratic Rebalancing: Power has been in the hands of unelected, undemocratic bureaucrats for too long. This act will rebalance power to put power in the hands of democratic institutions.
Commander in Chief of the Navy
Commander in Chief of the Navy moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Ministry of Defense
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Ministry of Defense
Democratic Rebalancing: Power has been in the hands of unelected, undemocratic bureaucrats for too long. This act will rebalance power to put power in the hands of democratic institutions.
Commander in Chief of the Air Force
Commander in Chief of the Air Force moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Ministry of Defense
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Ministry of Defense
Democratic Rebalancing: Power has been in the hands of unelected, undemocratic bureaucrats for too long. This act will rebalance power to put power in the hands of democratic institutions.
Head of the Police
Head of the Police moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Ministry of Interior & Federal Affairs
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Ministry of Interior & Federal Affairs
Democratic Rebalancing: Power has been in the hands of unelected, undemocratic bureaucrats for too long. This act will rebalance power to put power in the hands of democratic institutions.
Head of Domestic Intelligence
Head of Domestic Intelligence moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Deputy Federal Chancellor
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Deputy Federal Chancellor
Democratic Rebalancing: Power has been in the hands of unelected, undemocratic bureaucrats for too long. This act will rebalance power to put power in the hands of democratic institutions.
Head of Foreign Intelligence
Head of Foreign Intelligence moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Democratic Rebalancing: Power has been in the hands of unelected, undemocratic bureaucrats for too long. This act will rebalance power to put power in the hands of democratic institutions.
Declare Martial Law
Declare Martial Law moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Federal Chancellor
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Federal Chancellor
Democratic Rebalancing: Power has been in the hands of unelected, undemocratic bureaucrats for too long. This act will rebalance power to put power in the hands of democratic institutions.
Decide Foreign Policy
Decide Foreign Policy moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Democratic Rebalancing: Power has been in the hands of unelected, undemocratic bureaucrats for too long. This act will rebalance power to put power in the hands of democratic institutions.
Ratify Foreign Treaties
Ratify Foreign Treaties moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Democratic Rebalancing: Power has been in the hands of unelected, undemocratic bureaucrats for too long. This act will rebalance power to put power in the hands of democratic institutions.
Designate Extremist Organisations
Designate Extremist Organisations moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Ministry of Interior & Federal Affairs
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Ministry of Interior & Federal Affairs
Democratic Rebalancing: Power has been in the hands of unelected, undemocratic bureaucrats for too long. This act will rebalance power to put power in the hands of democratic institutions.
Appoint Judges
Appoint Judges moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Ministry of Justice
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Ministry of Justice
Democratic Rebalancing: Power has been in the hands of unelected, undemocratic bureaucrats for too long. This act will rebalance power to put power in the hands of democratic institutions.
Regulate Businesses
Regulate Businesses moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Ministry of Treasury & Commerce
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Ministry of Treasury & Commerce
Democratic Rebalancing: Power has been in the hands of unelected, undemocratic bureaucrats for too long. This act will rebalance power to put power in the hands of democratic institutions.
Regulate Banks
Regulate Banks moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Ministry of Treasury & Commerce
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Ministry of Treasury & Commerce
Democratic Rebalancing: Power has been in the hands of unelected, undemocratic bureaucrats for too long. This act will rebalance power to put power in the hands of democratic institutions.
Regulate the Environment
Regulate the Environment moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Ministry of Environment & Climate
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Ministry of Environment & Climate
Democratic Rebalancing: Power has been in the hands of unelected, undemocratic bureaucrats for too long. This act will rebalance power to put power in the hands of democratic institutions.
Set Monetary Policy
Set Monetary Policy moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Federal Chancellor
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Federal Chancellor
Democratic Rebalancing: Power has been in the hands of unelected, undemocratic bureaucrats for too long. This act will rebalance power to put power in the hands of democratic institutions.
Grant Pardons
Grant Pardons moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Ministry of Justice
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Ministry of Justice
Democratic Rebalancing: Power has been in the hands of unelected, undemocratic bureaucrats for too long. This act will rebalance power to put power in the hands of democratic institutions.

Proposer's case

Power has been in the hands of unelected, undemocratic bureaucrats for too long. This act will rebalance power to put power in the hands of democratic institutions.

Vote tally

Federal Council

Failed
25Yes 33No 12Not voted 70 seats

For: 25 / 70 seats (35.7%) — needs 67.0%

Against: 33 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 12

Party Seats Vote
Amish League 33 No
Liberty For Belvaria! 12 Yes
Together We Can Proposer 13 Yes

National Parliament

Failed
217Yes 184No 99Not voted 500 seats

For: 217 / 500 seats (43.4%) — needs 67.0%

Against: 184 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 99

Party Seats Vote
Amish League 184 No
Liberty For Belvaria! 106 Yes
Together We Can Proposer 111 Yes

Voting record

Every vote must state a public reason. Most recent first.
Amish League
Voted March 15, 2022
No Changed vote

“Ultimately, we have decided this proposal gives too much power to certain Departments, especially the Ministry of Justice. We were never going to vote yes anyways, and it is now impossible for this Change to be accepted without our vote. As such, we will be voting No to save everyone time. Eventually, we will propose our own Changes that we believe will be much fairer. It is much better to be patient and wait for proper changes than to permanently defile our Constitution, as we did before.”
Amish League
Voted Feb. 8, 2022
Abstain

“We have been considering introducing our own proposals for Constitutional changes. For that reason, we cannot support this proposal, even though we have very few quarrels with it. At the same time, if the majority of the government agrees to it, we see no reason to stop it, so we shall rather abstain from the vote.”

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