1st Amendment

Proposed by National Reform in Columbia

Senate: 11.0% / 67% of all seats House of Representatives: 8.5% / 67% of all seats

Package Overview (9 measures)

Failed
Created: Oct. 15, 2009
Opened: Dec. 27, 2009
Closed: Jan. 24, 2010

Opening this package cost 60 PP.

Current wording is shown as it was when voting began.

Powers

Head of the Police moves from Attorney General to Secretary of Defense
Attorney General
Secretary of Defense
1st Amendment: These changes consolidate power equally between the Cabinet while not giving any undue power to the President or Legislatures.
Designate Extremist Organisations moves from Secretary of the Interior to Attorney General
Secretary of the Interior
Attorney General
1st Amendment: These changes consolidate power equally between the Cabinet while not giving any undue power to the President or Legislatures.
Regulate Businesses moves from Secretary of the Treasury to Secretary of Health and Human Services
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of Health and Human Services
1st Amendment: These changes consolidate power equally between the Cabinet while not giving any undue power to the President or Legislatures.
Regulate the Environment moves from Secretary of the Interior to Secretary of Health and Human Services
Secretary of the Interior
Secretary of Health and Human Services
1st Amendment: These changes consolidate power equally between the Cabinet while not giving any undue power to the President or Legislatures.
Head of Foreign Intelligence moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Secretary of State
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Secretary of State
1st Amendment: These changes consolidate power equally between the Cabinet while not giving any undue power to the President or Legislatures.
Appoint Judges moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Secretary of the Interior
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Secretary of the Interior
1st Amendment: These changes consolidate power equally between the Cabinet while not giving any undue power to the President or Legislatures.
Regulate Banks moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Secretary of the Treasury
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Secretary of the Treasury
1st Amendment: These changes consolidate power equally between the Cabinet while not giving any undue power to the President or Legislatures.
Regulate Political Parties moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Secretary of the Interior
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Secretary of the Interior
1st Amendment: These changes consolidate power equally between the Cabinet while not giving any undue power to the President or Legislatures.
Set Monetary Policy moves from Professional non-partisan bureaucrats to Secretary of the Treasury
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Secretary of the Treasury
1st Amendment: These changes consolidate power equally between the Cabinet while not giving any undue power to the President or Legislatures.

Proposer's case

These changes consolidate power equally between the Cabinet while not giving any undue power to the President or Legislatures.

Vote tally

Senate

Failed
11Yes 74No 15Not voted 100 seats

For: 11 / 100 seats (11.0%) — needs 66.6%

Against: 74 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 15

Party Seats Vote
Columbian Communists 22 No
National Reform Proposer 11 Yes
Socialist Alliance 52 No
Solidarity 0 No

House of Representatives

Failed
37Yes 256No 142Not voted 435 seats

For: 37 / 435 seats (8.5%) — needs 66.6%

Against: 256 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 142

Party Seats Vote
Columbian Communists 124 No
National Reform Proposer 37 Yes
Socialist Alliance 132 No
Solidarity 0 No

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