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16RC19
The Reasonable Government Amendment
Précis: A glitch in the Constituziun gives the PM dictatorial powers in the appointment of his cabinet which cannot be vetoed, overturned by the Cosâ in any way, or checked by anyone by any means whatsoever. To insure that the PM is not a dictator (not yet, John) and insure responsible government, we enact that:
Article 5o is changed to read: "The Prime Minister has the following duties: He may dissolve the Cosâ, appoint and remove members of his cabinet (by PD)..." The rest remains as is. Furthermore, the last sentence of Art. 52 is changed to read: "This Cabinet is appointed by law (including PD). Any changes or new appointments must be made by law (including PD)."
Uréu q'estadra så: Robert Madison (PC-Vuode)
