Constitutional reform from Red Front Of Charlemont of March 2017

Proposed by Red Front Of Charlemont in Charlemont

Senate: 68.7% / 67% of all seats National Assembly: 70.2% / 67% of all seats

Package Overview (3 measures)

Passed
Created: March 5, 2017
Opened: March 5, 2017
Closed: April 18, 2017

Opening this package cost 60 PP.

Current wording is shown as it was when voting began.

Powers

Head of the Police moves from Minister of the Interior to Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Minister of the Interior
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Institutional Independence Amendment: Certain powers are best exercised independently of day-to-day politics. This amendment helps safeguard the neutrality of law enforcement and electoral administration by placing them under non-partisan civil servants, strengthening public confidence in democratic institutions.
Regulate Political Parties moves from Prime Minister to Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Prime Minister
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Institutional Independence Amendment: Certain powers are best exercised independently of day-to-day politics. This amendment helps safeguard the neutrality of law enforcement and electoral administration by placing them under non-partisan civil servants, strengthening public confidence in democratic institutions.

Amendments

Add an amendment: “Charlemont shall be a secular state. No religion shall be established as a st…”
Charlemont shall be a secular state. No religion shall be established as a state religion. All citizens shall be equal before the law regardless of religion or belief.
Secular Character of the State: This amendment formally establishes the neutrality of the state in matters of religion, ensuring equal treatment of all citizens regardless of faith or belief. It protects both religious freedom and democratic governance while reflecting Charlemont's longstanding commitment to equality before the law.

Proposer's case

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.

Vote tally

Senate

Passed
239Yes 0No 109Not voted 348 seats

For: 239 / 348 seats (68.7%) — needs 66.6%

Against: 0 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 109

Party Seats Vote
ALAYON 27 Yes
Green-left Movement 43 Yes
Red Front Of Charlemont Proposer 119 Yes
Social Democrats 50 Yes

National Assembly

Passed
405Yes 0No 172Not voted 577 seats

For: 405 / 577 seats (70.2%) — needs 66.6%

Against: 0 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 172

Party Seats Vote
ALAYON 46 Yes
Green-left Movement 60 Yes
Red Front Of Charlemont Proposer 203 Yes
Social Democrats 96 Yes

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