- Title: Changes to the Government System
- Type: Edit
- Reasoning: Within the parliament’s interest and the public interest, we all believe the prime minister should hold veto power. Prime Minister is in charge of passing/denying bills passed by parliament but currently, the president has the final say when it comes to legislation.
-Bill: The Prime Ministerial power of veto will allow for the invalidation of legislation passed by parliament. The Presidential power of veto will be for emergencies only and invalidates legislation passed by parliament. Parliament will retain the ability to override a veto.
-Additional Information: Credit to The Executive Branch, Legislative Branch, and Judicial Branch.
- Type: Edit
- Reasoning: Within the parliament’s interest and the public interest, we all believe the prime minister should hold veto power. Prime Minister is in charge of passing/denying bills passed by parliament but currently, the president has the final say when it comes to legislation.
-Bill: The Prime Ministerial power of veto will allow for the invalidation of legislation passed by parliament. The Presidential power of veto will be for emergencies only and invalidates legislation passed by parliament. Parliament will retain the ability to override a veto.
-Additional Information: Credit to The Executive Branch, Legislative Branch, and Judicial Branch.