Title: Deputy Prime Minister Powers Act
- Type: Creation
- Reasoning: This bill is made to clarify the Deputy Prime Minister role.
- Bill: The Deputy Prime Minister is considered to be the third-highest position in the government, ranking below the President and Prime Minister. This position shares many of the same duties and responsibilities as the Prime Minister. The Deputy Prime Minister can:
1. Manage Cabinet members and oversee their departmental responsibilities. They also have the ability to help in the decision-making process within departments. However, they cannot override a Minister’s decision without the Prime Minister’s blessing. Issue and track disciplinary strikes against Ministers, and at 3 strikes present a case to suggest their removal to the PM.
2.Oversee, host, and manage Cabinet Meetings.
3. Assume the role of the Prime Minister if the Prime Minister plans to take a break or goes inactive for a length exceeding 10 days. However, they must receive approval from the majority of the Cabinet and notify the President and Parliament before the Deputy Prime Minister can become the Acting Prime Minister.
4. Draft bills and Executive Orders and submit them to the Prime Minister. However, the Prime Minister shall be the only one who can submit bills to Parliament and legally create Executive Orders
- Type: Creation
- Reasoning: This bill is made to clarify the Deputy Prime Minister role.
- Bill: The Deputy Prime Minister is considered to be the third-highest position in the government, ranking below the President and Prime Minister. This position shares many of the same duties and responsibilities as the Prime Minister. The Deputy Prime Minister can:
1. Manage Cabinet members and oversee their departmental responsibilities. They also have the ability to help in the decision-making process within departments. However, they cannot override a Minister’s decision without the Prime Minister’s blessing. Issue and track disciplinary strikes against Ministers, and at 3 strikes present a case to suggest their removal to the PM.
2.Oversee, host, and manage Cabinet Meetings.
3. Assume the role of the Prime Minister if the Prime Minister plans to take a break or goes inactive for a length exceeding 10 days. However, they must receive approval from the majority of the Cabinet and notify the President and Parliament before the Deputy Prime Minister can become the Acting Prime Minister.
4. Draft bills and Executive Orders and submit them to the Prime Minister. However, the Prime Minister shall be the only one who can submit bills to Parliament and legally create Executive Orders