- Title: Limitation of Employment in Government Branches (Renewal and edit)
- Type of motion: Edit
- Current Law: However, Executive Branch members and Judicial members are allowed to run for Parliament. If the amount of players (players meaning players who are not already in a Government Branch) running for Parliament does not reach 10 by the voting period then Executive Branch members and Judicial Branch members who decided to run are allowed to be considered for an MP spot and voted on in the election. If the amount of players running does reach 10 then Executive Branch members and Judicial Branch members are not allowed to be considered for an MP spot when the voting period comes around.
- Revised Law: Increasing the amount of players from 10, to 12, keeping the definition of a player being players who are not already in a government branch. - Elaboration & Reasoning: Changing it to 12 would be because right now, our ministers feel excluded from the parliamentary procedure. Allowing our ministers to come in and share their ideas and experiences with us from their areas, it could bring bills that cover more area. This would also welcome in veteran players who are already on cabinet.
- Type of motion: Edit
- Current Law: However, Executive Branch members and Judicial members are allowed to run for Parliament. If the amount of players (players meaning players who are not already in a Government Branch) running for Parliament does not reach 10 by the voting period then Executive Branch members and Judicial Branch members who decided to run are allowed to be considered for an MP spot and voted on in the election. If the amount of players running does reach 10 then Executive Branch members and Judicial Branch members are not allowed to be considered for an MP spot when the voting period comes around.
- Revised Law: Increasing the amount of players from 10, to 12, keeping the definition of a player being players who are not already in a government branch. - Elaboration & Reasoning: Changing it to 12 would be because right now, our ministers feel excluded from the parliamentary procedure. Allowing our ministers to come in and share their ideas and experiences with us from their areas, it could bring bills that cover more area. This would also welcome in veteran players who are already on cabinet.