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We the people of Sekuntomia do hereby establish this Constitution.
Name of the State
Art. I
The state shall be known commonly as Sekuntomia.
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🔒 common name
Art. II
This Constitution may be amended only by a supermajority vote of
greater than two thirds of all seats of the Parliament
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No amendment shall take effect within 2 years of any previous amendment, nor may any amendment be proposed while another remains under debate.✏️
The constitution was last changed on the 7th of February 2024 (10 months ago).
Suffrage
Art. IV
The President🔒 shall be directly elected by the people every 48 months. The candidate with the most votes wins. The Parliament may call a vote of no confidence in the President, requiring 75% of those voting to pass. A bill that has passed the legislatures fails if the President's party votes against it, abstention counting as a pass.✏️
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Art. V
The The Crown of Sekuntomia is a hereditary monarchy. The throne passes by nomination and selection when vacant, with the holder serving for life unless they abdicate.
The throne is currently held by King Finn I, House of Moore.
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The Crown shall hold the following powers: No powers currently assigned to the Crown — drag a power here to assign it.
Art. VI
The Supreme Court of Sekuntomia shall be the final arbiter of the law of Sekuntomia. Any party may appeal to it on the ground that a law in force is unconstitutional, that a cabinet member or the holder of an elected office is acting illegally, or that a constitutional amendment is invalid. The Court shall hear the parties of Sekuntomia, and its justices shall rule by majority. Its rulings take direct effect and are not subject to appeal.
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Art. VII
The Parliament🔒 shall comprise 99 seats, directly elected by the people every 24 months. The Parliament shall be the confidence chamber, responsible for the formation and dissolution of government.✏️
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Art. VIII
The Prime Minister shall be chosen by a majority vote of the Parliament.
This office holder shall be the Head of Government.
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Art. IX
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs shall be chosen by a majority vote of the Parliament.
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Art. X
The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Public Order shall be chosen by a majority vote of the Parliament.
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Art. XI
The Ministry of Economic and Finacial Affairs shall be chosen by a majority vote of the Parliament.
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Art. XII
The Ministry of Justice shall be chosen by a majority vote of the Parliament.
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Art. XIII
The following powers shall be reserved for independent officials, administered by permanent non-partisan civil servants:All powers shall be assigned to cabinet members and none shall be held by civil servants.
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Art. XIV
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The Parliament shall be comprised of 99 seats, directly elected by the people every 12 months. The Parliament shall be the confidence chamber, responsible for the formation and dissolution of government.
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The Parliament shall be comprised of 99 seats, directly elected by the people every 12 months. The Parliament shall be the confidence chamber, responsible for the formation and dissolution of government.
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