Constitutional Reform Packages

Name · 3 chambers · 2 powers · 1 amendment

This change is necessary for a more democratic Kalpetia. We no longer have a monarchy, so the name "The Republic of Kalpetia" should replace "The Kingdom of Kalpetia." The number of seats in the National Assembly and the Senate has been realistically reorganized. Normally, the Senate should have fewer seats than the National Assembly. The number of seats in the National Assembly has been increased to improve representation. Furthermore, to prevent any party controlling the Consulate and the Cabinet from engaging in authoritarian actions again, to ensure no party's activities are restricted, and to prevent the arrest of any political figure, the powers of regulating political parties and the Chief of Police have been entrusted to impartial and professional bureaucrats. We will not allow authoritarianism. For a stronger Kalpetia, let's say "Yes."

Name · Article II · 2 offices · 1 power

The following Constitutional Reform will firmly re-establish Kalpetia as a Republic, while opening up Kalpetia for more changes in the future.

2 powers

The act intends to assure that all voices of the people shall have the ability to decide the fate of our nation without a single political party's respect.

2 powers

We shall eliminate redundancies within our government.

3 powers

Is it corrupt for are government to decide are judges it prevents a check and balance system only creating a powerful amount of corruption. We say it is! Shouldn't the ministry of justice be in charge of the needs of extremism and foreign intelligence rather than giving the police to many areas to focus on. Such changes will only strengthen the government and hinder corruption.

2 powers

To streamline the intelligence gathering operations for the government, it is sensible to grant the powers of Monetary Policy to the Ministry of Finance and the Foreign Intelligence to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.