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===6RC40=== | |||
====The Provincial Autonomy Act==== | |||
Article 8, Section C of the 9th Amendment to the Organic Law is hereby repealed. In its place the following is proposed: "The Province shall elect a Governor-General as the King's personal representative. He shall not take office without approval by the Cosa. The Governor-General may or may not be a citizen of the Province which he governs. The Governor-General must approve or veto all legislation passed by the Provincial legislature, and a veto may be overriden only by the Federal Cosa. The Governor-General may dismiss the provincial Government on the advice of the Cosa, and call new elections within two weeks." | Article 8, Section C of the 9th Amendment to the Organic Law is hereby repealed. In its place the following is proposed: "The Province shall elect a Governor-General as the King's personal representative. He shall not take office without approval by the Cosa. The Governor-General may or may not be a citizen of the Province which he governs. The Governor-General must approve or veto all legislation passed by the Provincial legislature, and a veto may be overriden only by the Federal Cosa. The Governor-General may dismiss the provincial Government on the advice of the Cosa, and call new elections within two weeks." | ||
Proposed by: Robert Madison (PC-Vuode) | Proposed by: '' Robert Madison (PC-Vuode)'' | ||
Revision as of 18:02, 29 June 2012
6RC40
The Provincial Autonomy Act
Article 8, Section C of the 9th Amendment to the Organic Law is hereby repealed. In its place the following is proposed: "The Province shall elect a Governor-General as the King's personal representative. He shall not take office without approval by the Cosa. The Governor-General may or may not be a citizen of the Province which he governs. The Governor-General must approve or veto all legislation passed by the Provincial legislature, and a veto may be overriden only by the Federal Cosa. The Governor-General may dismiss the provincial Government on the advice of the Cosa, and call new elections within two weeks."
Proposed by: Robert Madison (PC-Vuode)