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=== The First Amendment - Amendment of the Lords=== | |||
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'''Article I - Introduction''' | |||
<em>Lords</em> of the British Empire shall be citizens who are life members and advisers of the British government unless stripped of their title. They are permanent members of the British government group and may view participate in the discussions as if they were a appointed member of government. They have no control over any government functions, however. | |||
Lords who take on a government roll do not relinquish their title of Lord and may remain in the government chat even after resigning from their post unless their title is revoked as laid out in article III. | |||
'''Article II - Electing Lords''' | |||
There are two ways of being elected as a Lord: | |||
–o- The first method is by a simple majority vote performed by the current government, including the current serving lords, if any. | |||
–o- The second method is by a simple majority vote performed by the populace. If the majority vote is successful, the proposal is brought before the current PM and if he or she approves, the individual becomes a Lord. | |||
The Election Commissioner may be contacted to perform these votes. If there is general consensus that an individual should become a Lord - that is to say, every party is satisfied that no vote needs to be held - the motion automatically counts as passed. | |||
'''strong>Article III - Dismissing Lords''' | |||
If any two or more Ministers agree to dismiss a Lord in accordance with the PM, the Lord shall be stripped of his or her title. Government positions below Ministers cannot vote to dismiss a lord. | |||
Lords need to state their continued wish to retain their title of Lord after every held election. If a Lord does not, the PM can freely dismiss him or her one week after the election. After that period, Lords are no longer entitled to claiming their title of Lord. | |||
Lords with an inactivity of over three months can be freely dismissed by the PM. | |||
'''Article IV - Privileges of Lords''' | |||
Lords may participate in government votes. Their votes count as equal to all other votes. | |||
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The Charter of the British Empire serves as a basic set of principles that every citizen must adhere to. It was signed by the incumbent government officials at the beginning of May 2015. | The Charter of the British Empire serves as a basic set of principles that every citizen must adhere to. It was signed by the incumbent government officials at the beginning of May 2015. | ||