You should consolidate the congressional voting in one place, and then list its powers (7&5).
Generally, legislation should trump executive policy. The executive's ordinary purpose is to execute the law. That said, each branch should have the authority to create rules necessary to conduct its business.
Most charters would have the power of war invested in the legislature, requiring the executive to make a case for it. Also, the executive would need the authority to recognize an attack on the alliance and respond.
It may be better to assign the justices three month terms and elect one every month. In any case all issues should be simply refered to the court for ajudication and allow the court to determine how to answer. how are cases resolved? Majority of the justices, unanimous?
In general, basic law should be about authoriies and leave details of execution to legislation and policy. It is also important to keep the descriptions of the powers of each branch together rather than scattering them throughout the document.
Another issue that arises is who will manage the legislation process of the members. Probably a speaker should be nominated who is not a member of the executive.
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You should consolidate the congressional voting in one place, and then list its powers (7&5).
Generally, legislation should trump executive policy. The executive's ordinary purpose is to execute the law. That said, each branch should have the authority to create rules necessary to conduct its business.
Most charters would have the power of war invested in the legislature, requiring the executive to make a case for it. Also, the executive would need the authority to recognize an attack on the alliance and respond.
It may be better to assign the justices three month terms and elect one every month. In any case all issues should be simply refered to the court for ajudication and allow the court to determine how to answer. how are cases resolved? Majority of the justices, unanimous?
In general, basic law should be about authoriies and leave details of execution to legislation and policy. It is also important to keep the descriptions of the powers of each branch together rather than scattering them throughout the document.
Another issue that arises is who will manage the legislation process of the members. Probably a speaker should be nominated who is not a member of the executive.