Ease of Government and Reaffirmation of Democracy Overhaul Package

Proposed by Belvarian Forward League in Belvaria

Federal Council: 65.7% / 67% of all seats National Parliament: 69.2% / 67% of all seats

Package Overview (19 measures)

Passed
Created: June 21, 2022
Opened: Dec. 7, 2022
Closed: Dec. 25, 2022

Opening this package cost 60 PP.

Current wording is shown as it was when voting began.

Name of the State

The official name of the state becomes The Federal Democratic Republic of Belvaria
The Federal Democratic Republic of Belvaria
The Federal Democratic Republic of Belvaria
Reaffirmation of Democracy: In light of earlier propositions by the Amish League, it was desired that the democratic spirit of Belvaria be retained, incontrovertibly recognising Belvaria as a FREE DEMOCRACY.

Powers

Declare War moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Federal Council
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Federal Council
Restructure of Fundamental Powers: BFL in discussion with BPF has theorised these changes in powers, in the interest of centralisation of powers, while still recognising major decisions should be in the hands of the larger elected bodies rather than with the Cabinet or Chancellor or President.
Commander in Chief of the Army moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Ministry of Defense
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Ministry of Defense
Restructure of Fundamental Powers: BFL in discussion with BPF has theorised these changes in powers, in the interest of centralisation of powers, while still recognising major decisions should be in the hands of the larger elected bodies rather than with the Cabinet or Chancellor or President.
Commander in Chief of the Navy moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Ministry of Defense
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Ministry of Defense
Restructure of Fundamental Powers: BFL in discussion with BPF has theorised these changes in powers, in the interest of centralisation of powers, while still recognising major decisions should be in the hands of the larger elected bodies rather than with the Cabinet or Chancellor or President.
Commander in Chief of the Air Force moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Ministry of Defense
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Ministry of Defense
Restructure of Fundamental Powers: BFL in discussion with BPF has theorised these changes in powers, in the interest of centralisation of powers, while still recognising major decisions should be in the hands of the larger elected bodies rather than with the Cabinet or Chancellor or President.
Head of the Police moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Federal Council
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Federal Council
Restructure of Fundamental Powers: BFL in discussion with BPF has theorised these changes in powers, in the interest of centralisation of powers, while still recognising major decisions should be in the hands of the larger elected bodies rather than with the Cabinet or Chancellor or President.
Head of Domestic Intelligence moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Ministry of Interior & Federal Affairs
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Ministry of Interior & Federal Affairs
Restructure of Fundamental Powers: BFL in discussion with BPF has theorised these changes in powers, in the interest of centralisation of powers, while still recognising major decisions should be in the hands of the larger elected bodies rather than with the Cabinet or Chancellor or President.
Head of Foreign Intelligence moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Restructure of Fundamental Powers: BFL in discussion with BPF has theorised these changes in powers, in the interest of centralisation of powers, while still recognising major decisions should be in the hands of the larger elected bodies rather than with the Cabinet or Chancellor or President.
Declare Martial Law moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to National Parliament
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
National Parliament
Restructure of Fundamental Powers: BFL in discussion with BPF has theorised these changes in powers, in the interest of centralisation of powers, while still recognising major decisions should be in the hands of the larger elected bodies rather than with the Cabinet or Chancellor or President.
Decide Foreign Policy moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Restructure of Fundamental Powers: BFL in discussion with BPF has theorised these changes in powers, in the interest of centralisation of powers, while still recognising major decisions should be in the hands of the larger elected bodies rather than with the Cabinet or Chancellor or President.
Ratify Foreign Treaties moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Federal Council
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Federal Council
Restructure of Fundamental Powers: BFL in discussion with BPF has theorised these changes in powers, in the interest of centralisation of powers, while still recognising major decisions should be in the hands of the larger elected bodies rather than with the Cabinet or Chancellor or President.
Designate Extremist Organisations moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to National Parliament
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
National Parliament
Restructure of Fundamental Powers: BFL in discussion with BPF has theorised these changes in powers, in the interest of centralisation of powers, while still recognising major decisions should be in the hands of the larger elected bodies rather than with the Cabinet or Chancellor or President.
Appoint Judges moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Federal Chancellor
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Federal Chancellor
Restructure of Fundamental Powers: BFL in discussion with BPF has theorised these changes in powers, in the interest of centralisation of powers, while still recognising major decisions should be in the hands of the larger elected bodies rather than with the Cabinet or Chancellor or President.
Regulate Businesses moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to National Parliament
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
National Parliament
Restructure of Fundamental Powers: BFL in discussion with BPF has theorised these changes in powers, in the interest of centralisation of powers, while still recognising major decisions should be in the hands of the larger elected bodies rather than with the Cabinet or Chancellor or President.
Regulate Banks moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to National Parliament
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
National Parliament
Restructure of Fundamental Powers: BFL in discussion with BPF has theorised these changes in powers, in the interest of centralisation of powers, while still recognising major decisions should be in the hands of the larger elected bodies rather than with the Cabinet or Chancellor or President.
Regulate Political Parties moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to National Parliament
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
National Parliament
Restructure of Fundamental Powers: BFL in discussion with BPF has theorised these changes in powers, in the interest of centralisation of powers, while still recognising major decisions should be in the hands of the larger elected bodies rather than with the Cabinet or Chancellor or President.
Regulate the Environment moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Federal Council
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Federal Council
Restructure of Fundamental Powers: BFL in discussion with BPF has theorised these changes in powers, in the interest of centralisation of powers, while still recognising major decisions should be in the hands of the larger elected bodies rather than with the Cabinet or Chancellor or President.
Set Monetary Policy moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Federal Council
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Federal Council
Restructure of Fundamental Powers: BFL in discussion with BPF has theorised these changes in powers, in the interest of centralisation of powers, while still recognising major decisions should be in the hands of the larger elected bodies rather than with the Cabinet or Chancellor or President.
Grant Pardons moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to President
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
President
Restructure of Fundamental Powers: BFL in discussion with BPF has theorised these changes in powers, in the interest of centralisation of powers, while still recognising major decisions should be in the hands of the larger elected bodies rather than with the Cabinet or Chancellor or President.

Proposer's case

In light of the collapse of the Amish League, and in the interests of placing governance in the hands of the people via elected representatives while reaffirming the immortal embers of democracy in Belvaria, this package is proposed.

Vote tally

Federal Council

Failed
46Yes 0No 24Not voted 70 seats

For: 46 / 70 seats (65.7%) — needs 67.0%

Against: 0 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 24

Party Seats Vote
Belvarian Forward League Proposer 35 Yes
Belvarian Peoples Union 0 Yes
Together We Can 11 Yes

National Parliament

Passed
346Yes 0No 154Not voted 500 seats

For: 346 / 500 seats (69.2%) — needs 67.0%

Against: 0 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 154

Party Seats Vote
Belvarian Forward League Proposer 231 Yes
Belvarian Peoples Union 23 Yes
Together We Can 92 Yes

Voting record

Every vote must state a public reason. Most recent first.

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