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April Constitutional Reform

Proposed by Civic League Of Velinor in Velinor

The Upper Council: 72.0% / 67% of all seats The Grand Assembly: 68.3% / 67% of all seats

Package Overview (4 measures)

Passed
Created: April 20, 2020
Opened: April 21, 2020
Closed: April 22, 2020

Opening this package cost 60 PP.

What would change

Full constitution with changes marked

Current wording is shown as it was when voting began.

Name of the State

Name of the State
The official name of the state becomes The Free Republic of Velinor
The Free Republic of Velinor
The Free Republic of Velinor
Introducing a Formal and Official Title for the State for Diplomatic Matters & Official Documents: For too long, Velinor has not had any formal nor official title used in Foreign Policy or Official Documents. This must change now. Thus we propose this change to the Naming of the State.

Powers

Head of the Police
Head of the Police moves from Minister of the Interior to Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Minister of the Interior
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Law for the Ensurance of Political Non-partisanship in Law Enforcement & the Judiciary: Until now, the Powers of the Head of Police, Appointing Judges and Regulating Political Parties were placed in the Hands of Ministers, inherently partisan roles. To rectifiy this, especially in light of recent affairs, the Civic League proposes this Amendement to transfer these powers to non-partisan and meritocratically chosen civil servants to avoid the political weaponization of these powers.
Regulate Political Parties
Regulate Political Parties moves from Minister of Justice to Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Minister of Justice
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Law for the Ensurance of Political Non-partisanship in Law Enforcement & the Judiciary: Until now, the Powers of the Head of Police, Appointing Judges and Regulating Political Parties were placed in the Hands of Ministers, inherently partisan roles. To rectifiy this, especially in light of recent affairs, the Civic League proposes this Amendement to transfer these powers to non-partisan and meritocratically chosen civil servants to avoid the political weaponization of these powers.
Appoint Judges
Appoint Judges moves from Minister of Justice to Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Minister of Justice
Professional non-partisan bureaucrats
Law for the Ensurance of Political Non-partisanship in Law Enforcement & the Judiciary: Until now, the Powers of the Head of Police, Appointing Judges and Regulating Political Parties were placed in the Hands of Ministers, inherently partisan roles. To rectifiy this, especially in light of recent affairs, the Civic League proposes this Amendement to transfer these powers to non-partisan and meritocratically chosen civil servants to avoid the political weaponization of these powers.

Proposer's case

This Constitutional Reform Package features two measures taken to prevent recent political affairs from occuring once more.

Vote tally

The Upper Council

Passed
108Yes 0No 42Not voted 150 seats

For: 108 / 150 seats (72.0%) — needs 67.0%

Against: 0 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 42

Party Seats Vote
Civic League Of Velinor Proposer 26 Yes
Social Democratic Alliance 82 Yes

The Grand Assembly

Passed
246Yes 0No 114Not voted 360 seats

For: 246 / 360 seats (68.3%) — needs 67.0%

Against: 0 · Abstained: 0 · Not voted: 114

Party Seats Vote
Civic League Of Velinor Proposer 51 Yes
Social Democratic Alliance 195 Yes

Voting record

Every vote must state a public reason. Most recent first.
Social Democratic Alliance
Voted April 21, 2020
Yes

“We believe we must have police powers in the hands of the police, not members of the upper council”

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