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Past Packages
Constitutional reform from Charlemont Rise Up ! of August 2024
4 measures · Proposed by Charlemont Rise Up !
4 offices
The aim of this constitutional reform is to decentralize the State and the administration through new ministries, in order to meet the need to modernize the State and the country. These new ministries align with new functions and parliamentary legislation.
Constitutional reform from Blue Labour of March 2024
5 measures · Proposed by Blue Labour
1 chamber · 4 offices
A comprehensive addition of cabinet positions and house sizes
Amendment Cooldown Amendment of 2024
1 measure · Proposed by National Front
Article II
This Amendment would allow for a more Democratic Constitution and allow for a series of constitutional reforms that I wish to propose to parliament.
Constitutional Reform Packet of 2022
1 measure · Proposed by The Liberal Socialista
1 power
This change in our great constitution is going to prevent political and partisan organisations who challange the status quo from being labeled as extremist
Constitutional reform from The Liberal Socialista of December 2021
3 measures · Proposed by The Liberal Socialista
3 powers
These modifications to the Constitution ensure that there is no room for abuse of power and that the People are implicated in the states decision making process
Crown and Growth Constitutional Amendment of August 2021
2 measures · Proposed by National Front
Monarchy · 1 amendment
This constitutional amendment establishes a monarchy in Charlemont and bans unfair regulation on businesses
Constitutional reform from ALAYON of May 2019
2 measures · Proposed by ALAYON
2 powers
To balance the powers between the President and Prime Minister as it should be.
Constitutional reform from Red Front Of Charlemont of March 2017
3 measures · Proposed by Red Front Of Charlemont
2 powers · 1 amendment
This constitutional amendment package aims to strengthen Charlemont’s democratic institutions by improving both the neutrality of the state and the independence of key governing functions. It formally establishes the secular character of the state, ensuring equal treatment of all citizens regardless of religion while protecting full freedom of belief and conscience. At the same time, it reforms institutional structure by placing selected regulatory, law enforcement, and political oversight powers under independent, non-partisan civil servants to ensure impartial administration free from day-to-day political influence. Overall, these reforms are intended to enhance public trust, reinforce equality before the law, and promote a more stable and professionally governed democratic system that serves all citizens fairly across all administrations.
Constitutional Powers Reorganization Amendment
8 measures · Proposed by Horizon
8 powers
This amendment aims to redistribute powers between the offices of the government of Charlemont and assign distinct and specific powers to the Senate. The goal is to achieve a more balanced and fair division of powers and ensure political cooperation beween different entities.
Free speech amendment
1 measure · Proposed by Christian Distributists
1 amendment
This improves the overall freedom of our nation.
Accused Protection Amendment
1 measure · Proposed by Christian Distributists
1 amendment
This is used to protect accused people’s from unnecessary harm or conviction in a landscape that is already brutal.
Constitution of Charlemont of 2011
4 measures · Proposed by NMOC - National Movement Of Charlemont
4 powers
This is a constitution for the people and by the people. Unlike our current constitution, the new one ensures the separation of powers, restricting presidential powers.
1st amendment on the distribution of executive authority
4 measures · Proposed by The Constitutionalists
4 powers
The current constitution distributes authority in a weird, illogical manner that would hamper the functioning of the nation. To prevent bureaucratic conflict this amendment will revise the current structure.
The First Amendment on the distribution of executive authority
4 measures · Proposed by The Constitutionalists
4 powers
Some powers are weirdly distributed and in my party's opinion quite illogical. It is therefore necessary to modernize our constitution in a logical and balanced manner.