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Bill: The Constitution of the Republic of Dankuk (RP)

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Submitted by[?]: 통일민족주의연맹 UNF

Status[?]: defeated

Votes: This bill is a resolution. It requires more yes votes than no votes. This bill will not pass any sooner than the deadline.

Voting deadline: April 5317

Description[?]:

PREAMBLE
We the people of Dankuk are bound by natural law, grant to the government the power to govern our nation under such law, to safeguard our individual rights and promulgate the values of the divine law and our individual rights. It is in the spirit of freedom, faith, and family that the Constitution of the Republic of Dankuk is proclaimed.

ARTICLE I. BASIC FUNDAMENTALS
Section I. All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights and are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.
Section II. All human beings have certain inalienable rights not granted by or can be taken away by the government, among these is the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
Section III. It is the duty of every man to uphold the moral law of the divine and have a duty to our fellow man to remain pertinent to this law.
Section IV. All men are equal under the law and share the same equal rights regardless of race, sex, religion or creed.
Section V. It is natural that man seeks to follow a religion, in which, the government shall not interfere in the practice thereof, and shall be protected from scrutiny by the government from the government.
Section VI. Every child has the right to an education and the government has a duty to provide that education through equal opportunity regardless of status, class, or income.
Section VII. The government has a duty to uphold these basic fundamentals and shall not hinder the free practice of those fundamentals.

ARTICLE II. THE FEDERATION
Section I. The Republic of Dankuk [Kyo: 단국공화국] is a parliamentary republic state. The authority of the state is derived from, exercised by, and composed of the people.
Section II. It is the right of the people to resist any person seeking to abolish the constitutional order laid out in this Constitution.
Section III. Federal law shall take precedence over provincial and local laws.

ARTICLE III. THE PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC
Section I. The President of the Republic of Dankuk [Kyo: 공화국 대통령] is the country’s de facto and symbolic head of state, elected by the people through universal suffrage. The term of office shall be fixed by law and re-election for a consecutive term shall be permitted twice.
Section II. The President may not hold any other government office, or engage in any business for profit while in office.
Section III. Should the President resign or be discharged from office, the duties and responsibilities of the President shall be assumed by the Chief State Councilor of the State Council and delegated to the various Ministers of the State Council as determined by the Chief State Councilor.
Section IV. The President represents the Republic internationally and has the power to act as the nation’s chief diplomat receiving and accrediting envoys, appoint consuls and ambassadors as the nation’s representatives abroad, and sign state treaties.
Section V. The President has various functions as listed:
---> a. In his executive capacity, the President has the power:
------>1. to appoint and dismiss the Chief State Councilor of the State Council,
------>2. to appoint the Deputy State Councilor of the State Council, and State Ministers of the State Council with the recommendation and co-signature by the Chief State Councilor; and
------>3. to appoint and dismiss all officers of the national government including civil servants, bureaucrats, military officers, soldiers, and ordinary functionaries.
---> b. In his legislative capacity, the President has the power:
------>1. to sign bills into law or to veto bills;
------>2. to dissolve the National Assembly with the co-signature of the Chief State Councilor;
------>3. to dissolve provincial assemblies; and
------>4. to rule by decree to ward off irreparable damages to the general public during a time where the National Assembly is not in session and cannot be convened in time, with the consent of the Chief State Councilor;
---> c. In his judicial capacity, the President has the power to:
------>1. to enforce the findings of facts by the Supreme Court and the Constitutional Court; and
------>2. to appoint the Chief Justice and Associate Justices of the Supreme Court, the Constitutional Court and other federal courts created by this constitution or by law.
Section VIII. The President shall be the Commander-in-Chief of the Dankuk Armed Forces and shall exercise Supreme Authority over the Armed Forces.
Section IX. The President can be impeached by the National Assembly by a vote of 2/3rds and removed from office by a joint Impeachment Tribunal composed of the Supreme Court and the Constitutional Court, and led by the Chief Justice of the Constitutional Court.
Section X. The President shall reside at the Blue House during the duration of his term.

ARTICLE IV. THE EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATION
Section I. The Chief State Councilor [Kyo: 국무위원], the Deputy State Councilor, and the other State Ministers constitute the executive administration, known as the State Council [Kyo: 국무회의], and are entrusted with the highest administrative business of the Republic that is not assigned to the President, and under the direction and chairmanship of the Chief State Councilor.
Section II. Should the Chief State Councilor be prevented from discharging the duties of his office, the Deputy State Councilor shall assume the duties and responsibilities as the Acting Chief State Councilor until a new Chief State Councilor is appointed by the President.
Section III. The Chief State Councilor is appointed by the President. Upon the recommendation and countersignature of the Chief State Councilor, the President appoints the Deputy State Councilor and the State Ministers of the State Council. Only those who are currently elected members of the National Assembly may be appointed to serve as a member of the State Council. The President may dismiss the Chief State Councilor, the Deputy State Councilor, or any of the State Ministers with a countersignature from the Chancellor.
Section IV. The Chief State Councilor, Deputy State Councilor, and State Ministers may be removed from office by a vote of no confidence from 2/3rds of the National Assembly or 2/3rs of the political party delegation or coalition. Should any member of the State Council receive a vote of no confidence, they shall be removed from office immediately.
Section V. Members of the State Council have the right to participate in the National Assembly, but only by special invitation.
Section VI. The State Councilors and the authorities subordinate to them shall perform the business of the executive administration. The Chief State Councilor is entrusted with the direction of the State Council and of State Affairs, and a State Minister is entrusted with the direction of each of the other State Ministries.

ARTICLE V. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
Section I. The legislative authority shall be exercised by the National Assembly.
Section II. The seat of power of the National Assembly shall be Gongmangdo.
Section III. The National Assembly is composed of 300 assemblymen elected by the direct vote of the people, the number and method shall be prescribed by law. The legislative period lasts as prescribed by law, and members of the National Assembly term of office is renewable so long as the people decide.
Section IV. The National Assembly shall elect from among the body a member to serve as Speaker of the National Assembly. The Speaker of the National Assembly is responsible for presiding over the National Assembly, and appointing and dismissing officers and staff of the National Assembly.
Section V. The legislative session shall be convened by the President. The President can conclude a legislative session and may dissolve the National Assembly. Upon dissolution, elections for the National Assembly shall begin within 60 days.
Section VI. The National Assembly is entrusted with the legislative duties of the State and shall perform their duties and functions as they see fit. The National Assembly may also act in an investigative role.
Section VII. Members of the National Assembly may introduce legislation. Said legislation must go through the correct committee before the bill can be placed on the docket for debate. After a certain amount of time, as prescribed by the rules of the National Assembly, the question may be called and the bill shall be brought to a final vote.
Section VIII. The National Assembly may establish permanent and select committees by a resolution. The Speaker may establish permanent and select committees by a written authorization. The permanent standing committees of the National Assembly are as follows:
---> a. Administrative Committee
---> b. Committee on Rules
---> c. Ethics Committee
---> d. Budget and Appropriations Committee
---> e. Government Oversight Committee
---> f. Committee on Foreign Relations
---> g. Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee
---> h. Judiciary Committee
---> i. Intelligence Committee
---> j. Armed Services Committee
---> k. Education and Labor Committee
---> l. Health and Welfare Committee
---> m. Banking and Housing Committee
---> n. Agriculture Committee
---> o. Committee on the Environment
---> p. Land, Infrastructure and Transport Committee
---> q. Culture, Sports and Tourism Committee
---> r. Science, ICT, Communications and Future Planning Committee
Section IX. Treaties and other agreements made between Dankuk and a foreign nation must be approved by a simple majority of the National Assembly, and in the same way, treaty withdrawals.
Section X. The National Assembly has the sole responsibility of imposing taxes, printing monies, and of spending the revenue of the State as apportioned through a budget.

ARTICLE VI. THE JUDICIARY
Section I. Judicial power shall be vested in courts composed of judges.
Section II. The courts shall be composed of the Supreme Court, which is the highest court of the State, and other courts at specified levels.
Section III. The Supreme Court shall be composed of the Chief Justice and eight Associate Justices appointed by the President and confirmed by the National Assembly.
Section IV. The organization of lower courts shall be determined by Act.
Section V. Judges shall rule independently according to their conscience and in conformity with the Constitution and law.

Article VII. ELECTIONS.
Section I. The Electoral Commission shall manage all elections within Dankuk.
Section II. The Electoral Commission is composed of a Chairman and 24 commission members appointed by the Prime Minister. The commission shall act as an independent body.
Section III. The commission shall set the rules and methods for conducting elections.
Section IV. The commission shall have the power to disqualify candidates based on the laws and regulations of the State and shall have the authority to oversee the ethical practice of political contributions and expenditures.

Article VIII. ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS AND REGIONAL AUTONOMY.
Section I. Provincial governments and local governments shall manage the matters pertaining to the welfare of local residents and may enact laws and regulations within the limit of the laws and regulations of the State.
Section II. Provincial governments shall be composed in the same manner of the State with the executive lead by the Governor, the legislative vested in a Provincial Assembly, and the judiciary vested in provincial courts as determined by law.
Section III. A local government shall have a council lead by a mayor.
Section IV. Elections of provinces and localities shall be managed by the State.

Authorization Bill: http://classic.particracy.net/viewbill.php?billid=676752
Previous Constitution: http://classic.particracy.net/viewbill.php?billid=675673

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