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Bill: Constitutional Amendments For 3427

Details

Submitted by[?]: Al Jabha al-Queranzīa Badariyā

Status[?]: passed

Votes: This bill asks for an amendement to the Constitution. It will require two-thirds of the legislature to vote in favor. This bill will not pass any sooner than the deadline.

Voting deadline: December 3427

Description[?]:

Me, Director General of the People's Vanguardship of Badara , Fahim Kadri Introduce this Constitutional Amendments to rescue Badara from The Vanguards and restore democratic State back.
Addendum :
Change Al-e-Ahmad City to Dar Al Badara
Change Vanguard Square to Dar Al Harb
The Name of the State Should be : Al-Welayat Badaryia Al-Mutaheda

Proposals

Debate

These messages have been posted to debate on this bill:

Date12:28:56, January 16, 2013 CET
FromFreedom and Democracy Party
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
MessageWe oppose all of these and will seek to change them in the future. We are very disappointed.

Date12:31:17, January 16, 2013 CET
FromAl Jabha al-Queranzīa Badariyā
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
MessageThat is open for debate we will not send them to voting .

Date12:51:08, January 16, 2013 CET
FromFreedom and Democracy Party
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
MessageYou also want to extend the term of office? That is making the country less democratic - it would be worse than the times of the Vanguard!

Date13:05:27, January 16, 2013 CET
FromAl Jabha al-Queranzīa Badariyā
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
MessageIt is not the point , 2 years isn't enough to allow anyone to serve his country i think 4 years is very democratic
OOC: All democratic countries has 4 years term like U.S

Date13:13:52, January 16, 2013 CET
FromFreedom and Democracy Party
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
MessageI still don't support your proposals. The only thing you've changed is the motto.

I'd support 3 years, but thats the maximum.

General Secretary and General Chancellor are plain and boring. Badara is an Arab/Muslim themed country and your proposals do not relate to that at all.

House of Badaran Representatives, again, is plain and boring, and too American.

520 makes no sense either. More seats doesn't mean more democracy, and why 520 and not 500?

Date13:18:07, January 16, 2013 CET
FromAl Jabha al-Queranzīa Badariyā
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
MessageOh Does that means we must make it Emirate i am Muslim and Arabic so I know more than you

Date13:22:32, January 16, 2013 CET
FromFreedom and Democracy Party
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
MessageMaking it an elective Emirate would be a lot more interesting. I'm not suggesting an hereditary monarchy I'm suggesting an elective one based on the UAE.

Date13:26:18, January 16, 2013 CET
FromNDP - Federalist party
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
Messageyes !

Date13:29:03, January 16, 2013 CET
FromFreedom and Democracy Party
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
Message?

Date16:42:13, January 16, 2013 CET
FromFreedom and Democracy Party
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
MessageThis is an absolutely awful proposal, its embarrassingly bad.

Date17:23:56, January 16, 2013 CET
FromFreedom and Democracy Party
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
MessageWhat do these mean?

Al-Welayat Badaryia Al-Mutaheda?
Ra'is Al-Welayat Badaryia Al-Mutaheda?
Maglis Al-Nowwab?
Al-Wazir?
Al-Welayat?
Shahin Falocn?

Date18:40:04, January 16, 2013 CET
FromAl Jabha al-Queranzīa Badariyā
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
MessageAl-Welayat Badaryia Al-Mutaheda = United Badaran States
Ra'is Al-Welayat Badaryia Al-Mutaheda = President of United Badaran States
Maglis Al-Nowwab = House of Representatives
Al-Wazir = Prime Minister
Al-Welayat = States
Shahin Falocn has no translation it is falcon

Date20:37:34, January 16, 2013 CET
FromḤizb al-Lībirālī al-Qafuri
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
MessageAs a fellow Majatran nation, we welcome these proposals to follow the culture and language of this region. Our terms for our Head of State and Head of Government are similar to yours. Let us know if you will develop your culture more in this positive direction.

Wazir al-Akbar Arwa Amirmoez
Al-Imarat al-Qafuriyyah al-Muttahidah (Kafuristan)

Date21:19:22, January 16, 2013 CET
FromTribes of Manoush ®
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
MessageOOC: Huzzah! President. Prime Minister. House of Representatives. The United Badaran States? The long awaited Reign of Boredom finally seizes control of Badara. Behold, the respect for other players, as within a week of reactivating, this newest Al'Democraty variation seeks to change the titles of even Al-e-Ahmad City.
Really, for historical purposes you cannot leave the name of a single city?
The Vanguards ruled for nearly 100 years. I realize you didn't like my party, but it's a bummer to see everything erased.

Date21:39:21, January 16, 2013 CET
FromḤizb al-Lībirālī al-Qafuri
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
MessageWhy would a democratic party keep such profoundly anti-democratic names and titles. At least their showing individuality by using arabic names. If we are going to RP, they may as well keep it realistic.

Date00:02:43, January 17, 2013 CET
FromAl Jabha al-Queranzīa Badariyā
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
MessageOOC: Hello Jalal , I don't know why i am supposed to keep a name of an ex-leader on a city which has a more beautiful name Dar Al Badara and realistic . I don't believe that a leader name the cities after his name it is ridiculous !

Date00:31:15, January 17, 2013 CET
FromHizb Gazeratan Badaraiyah Al-Tala'īy
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
MessageOOC: Those names aren't democratic. They're American. America isn't the only democracy you know. I honestly think of it as one of the worst.

Also Kafuristan parties, please get out of here. This is a matter that should solely be handled by Al Democraty, as much as I hate to say it. This isn't just a normal bill. THIS IS A CONSTITUTION. Kafuristan has ZERO RIGHT to choose or hint at ideas of what Badara wants to do.

And as I sadly thought would happen, Big Al has shown once again that their isn't a creative bone in his whole body.

Date01:24:01, January 17, 2013 CET
FromḤizb al-Lībirālī al-Qafuri
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
MessageOOC: Please stop being so rude. It's not as if in the real world nations don't pass opinion on the internal affairs of other nations. If the game didn't intend for other nations to post messages in bill discussions, it wouldn't have been designed for it to be possible for me to post here. And please don't shout either, you have no right to tell me I am not allowed to communicate with Al Jabha al-Queranzīa Badariyā, either as one roleplaying party to another or as one gameplayer to another.


Date01:27:34, January 17, 2013 CET
FromḤizb al-Lībirālī al-Qafuri
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
MessageBesides which, I wasn't aware the United States had a Prime Minister.

Date03:32:13, January 17, 2013 CET
FromHizb Gazeratan Badaraiyah Al-Tala'īy
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
MessageOOC: I'm not demending anything. I'm saying that I think that outside governments shouldn't play part of making constitutions. I have no problems with any other bill, just I think this one would be restricted to Badaran parties. You can talk to Al Jabha al-Queranzia Badariya whenever you want, and I'm not telling you not to. Also, you can't say I'm being rude since I did say 'please'. I could've flat out said 'Stay Out.', but I didn't because I don't want to be rude.

And the United States don't, but they have a President, House of Representatives, States, and are called the United States. So, everything besides PM is an American office and/or term. So yeah, I didn't add 'besides the Prime Minister' because I thought everyone knew the US doesn't have one. Sorry.

Date11:23:50, January 17, 2013 CET
FromAl Jabha al-Queranzīa Badariyā
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
MessageOOC: All these names are inspired by Real Arabic Name , House of Representatives is The name of Parliament in Egypt not The American one and United Badaran Emirates doesn't have P.M as the President (Ra'is) will head the cabinet but the game mechanics forces me to have a HoG name although the President will hold the cabinet but he won't have a real existence so there will no P.M in Badara it is just name . And i am not getting influenced by U.S all my names are from Arabic Countries .
Some links
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_Representatives_%28Egypt%29

For the Name of United Badaran States . I couldn't choose Emirates as it refers for monarchism and I am not monarchist.

see this link :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emirate

How can I name my country Emirates and it is not monarchist !
Freedom and Democracy Wanted that but that is not realistic .

Date17:31:15, January 17, 2013 CET
FromHizb Gazeratan Badaraiyah Al-Tala'īy
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
MessageOOC: Okay then, thanks for clearing that up Al Democraty. :D

Date18:23:15, January 17, 2013 CET
FromAl Jabha al-Queranzīa Badariyā
ToDebating the Constitutional Amendments For 3427
MessageOOC: No Problem , You are welcome :D

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