Constitutional Reform Packages

6 powers

To give our new ministers their respective jurisdiction.

Name · 4 powers · 1 amendment

A modern democracy requires more than free elections. It requires institutions that are transparent, accountable, independent, and worthy of the public's trust. This reform package modernises Saxenheim's constitutional framework by reaffirming our democratic identity, strengthening the separation of powers, and establishing transparency as a fundamental principle of government. By clarifying institutional responsibilities, reducing political interference in independent oversight, and guaranteeing public access to government information, these reforms strengthen the rule of law and reinforce the principle that all public authority exists to serve the people. Together, these amendments lay the foundation for a more open, accountable, and resilient Republic, one in which democratic institutions are stronger, citizens are better informed, and government is exercised with integrity, transparency, and respect for constitutional principles.

Name · 6 powers · 1 amendment

A modern democracy requires more than free elections. It requires institutions that are transparent, accountable, independent, and worthy of the public's trust. This reform package modernises Saxenheim's constitutional framework by reaffirming our democratic identity, strengthening the separation of powers, and establishing transparency as a fundamental principle of government. By clarifying institutional responsibilities, reducing political interference in independent oversight, and guaranteeing public access to government information, these reforms strengthen the rule of law and reinforce the principle that all public authority exists to serve the people. Together, these amendments lay the foundation for a more open, accountable, and resilient Republic, one in which democratic institutions are stronger, citizens are better informed, and government is exercised with integrity, transparency, and respect for constitutional principles.

2 powers

Grants important powers to ministers.

Name · 6 powers

In a democracy, power should rest with those elected by the people, not with unelected bureaucrats. This reform strengthens democratic accountability by ensuring that key executive decisions are made by ministers and the Chancellor, who can be held directly responsible by Parliament and the voters. It increases transparency, reinforces democratic legitimacy, and ensures that those entrusted with governing have the authority to carry out the mandate given to them by the people.

7 powers

It is dangerous when government powers are in the hands of private actors or “independent” organizations, as we the people have no control over them. We believe that those who hold power must be elected by the people and work for the people!

Name · 5 powers · 1 amendment

A modern democracy requires more than free elections. It requires institutions that are transparent, accountable, independent, and worthy of the public's trust. This reform package modernises Saxenheim's constitutional framework by reaffirming our democratic identity, strengthening the separation of powers, and establishing transparency as a fundamental principle of government. By clarifying institutional responsibilities, reducing political interference in independent oversight, and guaranteeing public access to government information, these reforms strengthen the rule of law and reinforce the principle that all public authority exists to serve the people. Together, these amendments lay the foundation for a more open, accountable, and resilient Republic, one in which democratic institutions are stronger, citizens are better informed, and government is exercised with integrity, transparency, and respect for constitutional principles.