Friday, June 29, 2018

Context Page

Article 1: Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister, Acting Prime Minister
Article 2: Parliament and Legislative
Article 3: Executive Government Reform
  Section 3.1: House of Administration
  Section 3.2: House of Armed Forces
  Section 3.3: The House of Human Resource
    Sub Section 3.3.1: The Government Monitoring Senior Committee.
    Sub Section 3.3.2: Ministry of Government Auditing
    Sub Section 3.3.3: The Human Resource Senior Committee
  Section 3.4: Reference
Article 4: Local Government
  Section 4.1: District, State and Province
  Section 4.2: Sub District, Special Sub District, Town and County
  Section 4.3: Capital
  Section 4.4: Governor, Prefect, Lieutenant Prefect, Premier, Sub Premier and Mayor
  Section 4.5: Suburb and Neighbourhood
  Section 4.6: Miscellaneous
  Section 4.7: Reference
Article 5: Judicatory Reform
Article 6: Rights and Responsibility
  Section 6.1: General Right and Responsibility
  Section 6.2 Aboriginal Australian
  Section 6.3: Religion
  Section 6.4: Reference
Article 7: Officers and General Personnel of the Commonwealth
  Section 7.1: Staffs
  Section 7.2: Official and General Personnel Minimum Requirement
  Section 7.3: Examination Process
  Section 7.4: Examination Authority
  Section 7.5: Qualification for taking the exam
  Section 7.6:  Miscellaneous
  Section 7.7: Reference
Article 8: The Commonwealth and Religion that worship Yahweh
  Section 8.1: The Commonwealth's position on Yahweh faiths and Satanic faiths
  Section 8.2: The position of the Commonwealth on good and evil
  Section 8.3: The Commonwealth's position on the Antichrist
  Section 8.4: The Commonwealth's position on the bible.
  Section 8.5: The Commonwealth and the Vatican City
  Section 8.6: Protecting women from the Yahweh faith
  Section 8.7: Miscellaneous
  Section 8.8: Reference
Article 9: Foreign invasion and civil unrest
Article 10: When the Commonwealth becomes a Republic
Article 11: Oath, Affirmation and Symbol of the Commonwealth
Article 12: Miscellaneous


Article 1: Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister, Acting Prime Minister

(A)
The Prime Minister shall hold his office during the Term of four Years and together with the Deputy Prime Minister, chosen for the same Term, be elected.

(B)
No person who has been elected as Prime Minister twice can again be candidate for the position of Prime Minister.

Upon becoming a candidate, for the position of Prime Minister or Deputy Prime Minister, a candidate for position of Prime Minister or Deputy Prime Minister should declare to the electoral commission whether he is a citizen of the Commonwealth by birth or by naturalize and if he is a citizen by naturalize, he should declare to the electoral commission his nation of birth and whether he hold citizenship to such nation, if he failed to declare those information at least fourteen days, before the election, he cannot be elected, but if he did not failed to declare those information at least fourteen days, before the election, he can be elected, the electoral commission should declare those information upon the ballot paper.

Subject to above, all people can be elected as Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, if

1.       He is a current citizen of the Commonwealth by birth for over twenty five years or
2.       He is a current citizen of the Commonwealth by naturalize for over thirty years and hold no citizenship to his nation of birth or
3.       He is a current citizen of the Commonwealth by naturalized for over thirty five years

And if

1. He got no criminal record by the Commonwealth.
2. He is over the age of forty. 

But no person who does not meet these criteria can be elected as Prime Minister or Deputy Prime Minister

(C)
The Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister shall be directly elected by the citizens of the Commonwealth and all citizens of the Commonwealth age seventeen or over, who have no criminal record, shall have the right to vote, each citizen of the Commonwealth should have only one vote and the worth of each vote, is equal, but no person who is not a citizen of the Commonwealth should have the right to vote.

(D)
A pair of Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister candidate shall register jointly and be listed as a pair on the ballot. The pair that receives the highest number of votes shall be elected.

(E)
The election should be hold, within one year and at least three months, before the term of the previous Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister expires.

(G)
If the Prime Minister is absent, the Deputy Prime Minister shall serve as Acting Prime Minister, until term of service is complete or if the Prime Minister has returned.

(H)
If the Prime Minister, position, becomes vacant, before the term of service expired, the person serving as the Deputy Prime Minister shall become the Prime Minister and he should serve as Prime Minister until the term is complete. Upon becoming the Prime Minister, he shall seize been the Deputy Prime Minister.

(I)
Unless been charged with treason, a person serving as Prime Minister or Deputy Prime Minister should not stand trial, while in office. When the Prime Minister is on trial, he is absent.

(J)
The Deputy Prime Minister should replace the Governor General in Chapter four of the constitution.

(K)
Whenever the Deputy Prime Minister Position is vacant, the Prime Minister should propose three replacement candidates to the Senate and the Senate should choose one of the candidates to serve as the Deputy Prime Minister, for the rest of the term.

(L)
The Prime Minister should replace the Queen in Chapter seven of the constitution. The Deputy Prime Minister should replace the Governor General in Chapter seven of the constitution.

(M)
The Prime Minister should replace the Queen and the Governor General in Chapter eight of the constitution.

(N)
During martial law, the Senate should elect the Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister, on behalf of the citizen of the Commonwealth, if both the Prime Minister and the House of Representative belief electing directly by the citizens of the Commonwealth, is too difficult to imply under the circumstances, but once the Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister, House of Representative or Senate think that is no longer the case or if martial law has ended, the power of electing the Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister should be return to the people of the Commonwealth from the Senate. The Senate cannot elect the Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister on behalf of the citizen of the Commonwealth; unless it is during martial law and it is less than six months, till the term of the current Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister expire. 

(O)
The Prime Minister should not be removed from office before the term of service is completed via any method other than that stated by this constitution.

(P)
There should be an Office of the Prime Minister and Acting Prime Minister, to assist the Prime Minister and Acting Prime Minister to perform their duties, the head of such office should be the Chief of Staff of the Office of the Prime Minister and Acting Prime Minister.

(Q)
The Prime Minister should have policy for security of the Commonwealth, when necessary, when the Prime Minister is absent, such responsibility, belongs to the Acting Prime Minister. Therefore, the Office of the Prime Minister and Acting Prime Minister shall have a Commonwealth Security Council, with a Commonwealth Security Agency been subject to it. The Chief of the Commonwealth Security Council should be appointed by the Prime Minister.

(R)
The Prime Minister of the Commonwealth of Australia shall replace the Governor General and the Queen within Chapter Two of the Constitution, when the Prime Minister is absent, such authority and responsibility should belong to the Acting Prime Minister.

(S)

In regards to what to do this article of the constitution reform is created in reference to the Constitution of the United States of America and the Republic of China 中華民國 (Taiwan), in regards to how the President and Vice President is elected, when this constitution reform been created, it is also created in reference to the election of the Consuls of the Roman Empire during the Republic era and what lead to the success of these dynasties.

Article 2: Parliament and Legislative

(A)
The Legislative power of the Commonwealth shall be vested in a Federal Parliament which shall consist of the Prime Minister, the House of Representative and a Senate. Chapter 1 Part 1 section 1 of the constitution should no longer be used.

(B)
The Parliament should be the highest legislative authority of the Commonwealth.

(C)
A joint sitting by the House of Representative and the Senate should from hence forward been known as a Grand Senate.

(D)
The President of the Senate should be the Chairman of the Grand Senate. The Speaker of the House of Representative should be the Vice Chairman of the Grand Senate. 

(E)
The President of the Senate should replace the Governor General in Chapter 1 Part 1 section 5 of the constitution, but unless this constitution state otherwise, then unless, such House of Representative has less than six months till its term of service expires, the President of the Senate shall not exercise such authority to prorogue the parliament or dissolve the House of Representative, unless approved by the Prime Minister and unless such House of Representative has less than one year to its term of service expire, the President of the Senate shall not exercise such authority to prorogue the parliament or dissolve the House of Representative, unless approved by the Prime Minister and the Grand Senate.

(G)
When a law is proposed by a member of the House of Representative or the Senate, the Grand Senate should vote on the issue, at least seventy five precent of the Grand Senate must show up to such vote for it to be valid and if over seventy five precent of the Grand Senate showed up to such vote, such vote is valid, if there are more member of the Grand Senate that vote in approval than those who vote in disapproval, within the vote, then it is deem the Grand Senate approve and the law should be deemed as having passed both the House of Representative and the Senate, otherwise, it is deem as the Grand Senate disapprove and deem as the law has not passed both the House of Representative and Senate.

But when a law is proposed by others, the proposed legislation must be approved by both the House of Representative within a vote and Senate within a vote and 

1.    at least seventy five precent of the House of Representative must show up to such vote for such vote of the House of Representative to be valid and if over seventy five precent of the House of Representative showed up to such vote, such vote is valid, if there are more member of the House of Representative vote in approval than those who vote in disapproval, within the vote, then it is deem the House of Representative approve, otherwise, it is deem as the House of Representative disapprove and

2.    at least seventy five precent of the Senate must show up to such vote for the vote of the Senate to be valid and if over seventy five precent of the Senate showed up to such vote, such vote is valid, if there are more member of the Senate vote in approval, then those who vote in disapproval, within the vote, then it is deem the Senate approve, otherwise, it is deem as the Senate disapprove.

(H)
The Deputy Prime Minister, shall replace the Governor General in Chapter 1 Part 3 and in Chapter 1 Part 4 of the constitution, but if there is no Deputy Prime Minister, the Prime Minister shall replace the Governor General in such sections of the constitution, but unless this constitution state otherwise, then unless, such House of Representative has less than six months till its term of service expires, the Deputy Prime Minister and the Prime Minister shall not exercise such authority to prorogue the parliament or dissolve the House of Representative, unless approved by the Speaker of the House of Representative and unless such House of Representative has less than one year to its term of service expire, the Deputy Prime Minister shall not exercise such authority to prorogue the parliament or dissolve the House of Representative, unless approved by the Speaker of the House of Representative and the Grand Senate.

(I)
Election for the House of Representative and Senate should be hold at least three months before the current House of Representative expires.

(J)
The Prime Minister should replace the Queens within Chapter 1 Part 5 of the constitution. The Acting Prime Minister should replace the Governor General in Chapter 1 Part 5 section 58section 59 and section 60 of the constitution. The Prime Minister should replace the Governor General in the rest of Chapter 1 Part 5 of the constitution.

(K)
If by the law of any State all persons of any criminal record are disqualified from voting at the elections of the State, then, in reckoning the number of the people of the State or the Commonwealth, votes of persons of such criminal record shall not be counted.

(L)
The Parliament shall subject to this Constitution have power to make laws for the peace, order and good government of the Commonwealth with respect to people of any criminal record, criminal organization and any terrorist organization for whom it is deemed necessary to make special laws. 

(M)
Chapter 1 Part 3 section 25 and Chapter 1 Part 5 section 51 article xxvi of the constitution is deem as racist and inappropriate and should no longer be used.

Note: (This is not part of the constitutional reform proposal, which is why it is written in Italic,) 

(N)
The number of seat within the House of Representative should not be less than one hundred and should not be more than three hundred.

(O)
The Prime Minister got the authority to sign treaties and to declare war on behalf of the Commonwealth, but can only take effect, if the Grand Senate approves it.

(P)
The person serving as Prime Minister can be removed from office by been proposed by the Grand Senate and then approved by the citizens of the Commonwealth in a vote, for the Grand Senate to make such proposal it require for at least twenty-five precent of members of the Grand Senate to propose it to the Grand Senate, agree upon by over seventy precent of the member of the Grand Senate. In the vote, all citizen of the Commonwealth that is seventeen years old or older and got no criminal record, got the right to vote and each vote is equal in worth.  

Unless over half of the citizen of the Commonwealth who voted, vote in favour of removing such person serving as Prime Minister and over ninety precent of the citizen of the Commonwealth that is seventeen years old or older and got no criminal record voted, such person serving as Prime Minister should not be removed from office and the Grand Senate, cannot propose for such person serving as Prime Minister to be removed again, but if over ninety precent of the citizens of the Commonwealth who is age seventeen or older and got no criminal record voted and over half of the citizen of the Commonwealth who voted, vote in favour of removing such person serving as Prime Minister from office, such person serving as Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister should resign within seven days and should automatically seize been the Prime Minister or Deputy Prime Minister on day seven, if he did not resign. 

The Grand Senate cannot propose for a person serving as Prime Minister to be removed from such office, during the first or last year of his term in office. 

(Q)
Upon becoming a candidate to be a member of the House of Representative of the Commonwealth or the Senate of the Commonwealth, he must declare to the electoral commission, whether he is a citizen of the Commonwealth by birth or by naturalize and if he is a citizen by naturalize, he should declare to the electoral commission his nation of birth and whether he hold citizenship to such nation, if he failed to declare those information at least fourteen days, before the election, he cannot be elected, but if he did not failed to declare those information at least fourteen days, before the election, he can be elected, the electoral commission should declare those information upon the ballot paper. 

(R)
Subject to the criteria above, all people can be elected as a member of the House of Representative, if

1.       He is a current citizen of the Commonwealth by birth for over five years or
2.       He is a current citizen of the Commonwealth by naturalize for over ten years and hold no citizenship to his nation of birth or
3.       He is a current citizen of the Commonwealth by naturalized for over fifteen years

And if

1. He is not a current member of any armed force of the Commonwealth
2. He got no criminal record by the Commonwealth.
3. He is over the age of twenty 

But no person who does not meet these criteria can be elected as a member of the House of Representative

(S)
Subject to the criteria above, all people can be elected as a member of the Senate, if

1.       He is a current citizen of the Commonwealth by birth for over fifteen years or
2.       He is a current citizen of the Commonwealth by naturalize for over twenty years and hold no citizenship to his nation of birth or
3.       He is a current citizen of the Commonwealth by naturalized for over twenty five years

And if

1. He is not a current member of any armed force of the Commonwealth
2. He got no criminal record by the Commonwealth.
3. He is over the age of thirty 

But no person who does not meet these criteria can be elected as a member of the Senate

(T)
The Senate shall, before proceeding to the despatch of any other business, choose a senator to be the Chairman of the Senate; and as often as the office of Chairman becomes vacant the Senate shall again choose a senator to be the Chairman.

The Chairman shall cease to hold his office if he ceases to be a senator. He may be removed from office by a vote of the Senate, or he may resign his office or his seat by writing addressed to the Governor-General.

18. Absence of President

Before or during any absence of the President, the Senate may choose a senator to perform his duties in his absence.


(U) 


In regards to what to do this article of this constitution reform is created in reference to the legislative branch of the United States of America, Republic of China 中華民國 (Taiwan) and Republic of Korea 대한민국 大韓民國 (South Korea) when this constitution reform was been made and the legislative branch of the Roman Empire and what make these dynasties successful.





Article 3: Executive Government Reform

(A) 
The Executive Government of the Commonwealth should be split into three branches, including House of Administration, House of Armed Forces and House of Human Resource.

(B)
There should be a Chancellor and a Vice Chancellor; he should be over the age of forty. The Chancellor and the Vice Chancellor should be appointed by the Prime Minister. It the Prime Minister is absent, such authority is given to the Acting Prime Minister, but the Prime Minister can overrule the decision of the Acting Prime Minister, after returning from absent. The Chancellor and the Vice Chancellor should serve a term that expires upon the pleasure of the Prime Minister.

(C)

When the Chancellor is absent or the position is vacant, the Vice Chancellor should serve as Acting Chancellor which should have all authority and responsibility of the Chancellor.




Section 3.1: House of Administration

(A)
The Executive Government of the Commonwealth should include a House of Administration, subject to this constitution; this is the highest Administration authority of the Commonwealth.

(B)
The House of Administration should be administered by the Chancellor. 

Subject to above the head of the House of Administration should be the Secretary of Administration, he should be a Chief Official of the House of Administration and should be over the age of forty, he should be a candidate proposed by the Chancellor or Acting Chancellor and approved by the Senate and should serve a term that expire upon the pleasure of the Chancellor.

(C)
The House of Administration should be split into six ministries, including the Ministry of Finance and Interior Affairs(戶部), the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Public Relationship and Public Education(禮部), the Ministry of Defense(兵部), the Ministry of Justice(刑部), the Ministry of House of Administration Human Resource(吏部) and the Ministry of Public Service and National Infrastructure(工部). 

All departments and administration committees of the Commonwealth should belong to one of the six ministries. Each sub department and administration subcommittee should belong to a department or administration committee. 

Foreign affair and public education belongs to the same ministry, because a ministry in charge of foreign affair got a better understanding to education needed to remain competitive in the international community and can better import foreign knowledge into the country. Thus, both the department of foreign affair and the department of education should belong to the same ministry.

(D)
An officer appointed to administer a ministry of the Commonwealth, should be a candidate proposed by the Chancellor or Acting Chancellor and approved by the Prime Minister or Acting Prime Minister, such officer should be known as a Senior Minister, but the Prime Minister reserve the right to overturn the approval of the Acting Prime Minister. The officer appointed to administer the Ministry of Justice, should also be known as the Attorney General.

No person who is not a citizen of the Commonwealth by birth should administer the Ministry of Defence or a department, administration committee, sub department or an administration subcommittee that belongs to the Ministry of Defence, unless approved by the Senate and if such person, hold citizenship to his nation of his birth, he must also be approved by the House of Representative.

(E)
An officer appointed to administer a department of the Commonwealth or an administration committee of the Commonwealth, should be a candidate proposed by the Senior Minister administering the ministry, such department or administration committee is a part of and approved by the Prime Minister or the Acting Prime Minister, but the Prime Minister, reserve the right to overturn the approval of the Acting Prime Minister. Such officer administering such department should be known as a Minister. Such officer administering such administration committee, should be known as an Administration Committee Chairman

(G)
An officer appointed to administer a sub department of the Commonwealth or an administration subcommittee of the Commonwealth, should be a candidate proposed by the officer administering the department or administration committee, such sub department or administration subcommittee belongs to and approved by the Chancellor or Acting Chancellor, but the Chancellor reserve the right to overturn the approval of the Acting Chancellor. Such officer administering such sub department should be known as a Junior Minister. Such officer administering such administration subcommittee should be known as an Administration Subcommittee Chairman. 

(H)
Subject to above the head of each ministry, each department and each sub department, should be a Chief Official of such ministry, department or sub department, he should be over the age of forty and be a candidate proposed by such officer appointed to administer such ministry, department or sub department and approved by the Senate.

(I)
The law and this constitution set all departments and sub departments of the Commonwealth and which ministry does such department belong to and which department, is such sub department belong to. The structure and operation procedure of each department, sub department, administration committee and administration subcommittee should be subject to the law and this constitution, such law should be created base on the function of such department, sub department, administration committee or administration subcommittee.

(J)
There should be a Federal Administration Council, member of such Council, should include the Chancellor, the Vice Chancellor and such officer administering a ministry, department, sub department, administration committee or administration subcommittee. The Chancellor, Vice Chancellor, Senior Ministers, Ministers and Administration Committee Chairman got the right to propose law to the parliament. No person should administer more than one ministry, one department, one administration committee, one sub department or one administration subcommittee, at a time. 

(K)
The Federal Administration Council got the responsibility to advice the Parliament, the Prime Minister and the Acting Prime Minister, in the Administration of the Commonwealth.  

The Senate has the right to question the Chancellor, Vice Chancellor, Acting Chancellor and Senior Ministers, the President of the Senate set such meeting. 

The House of Representative has the right to question any Ministers, Administration Committee Chairman, Junior Ministers and Administration Subcommittee Chairman. The Speaker of the House of Representative set such meeting.

The Prime Minister has the right to question member of the Federal Administration Council, the Prime Minister set such meeting. 

The Acting Prime Minister has the right to question member of the Federal Administration Council, the Acting Prime Minister set such meeting.

(L)
Subject to above all person can become a member of the Federal Administration Council if

1.    He got no criminal record by the Commonwealth
2.    He is not a current member of any armed force of the Commonwealth
3.    He is a citizen of the Commonwealth and 
4.    He is over the age of thirty 

But no person who does not meet this qualification shall become a member of the Federal Administration Council.

(M)
Chapter 2 section 62 of the constitution should not apply to a member of the Federal Executive Council, which has otherwise been specified by the constitution. Chapter 2 section 64 of the Constitution should no longer be used. Chapter 2 section 67 of the Constitution should not apply to a member of the Federal Executive Council, which has otherwise been specified by the constitution.

(N)
During a time of nature disaster and there is a need to deal with the problem right away, the Prime Minister should meet up with the Chancellor or Acting Chancellor if the Chancellor is absent or the position is vacant, afterwards the Prime Minister can declare a state of emergency and declare emergency laws, without the approval of the parliament, to resolve the problem, if he felt necessary, but such emergency law should not exceed such purpose and shall expire upon one month, unless approved by the Grand Senate, when the Prime Minister is absent, such authority of the Prime Minister, belongs to the Acting Prime Minister.

(O)
During a time of civil unrest or foreign invasion or major financial disaster and there is a need to deal with the problem right away, the Prime Minister should meet up with the Chancellor or Acting Chancellor if the Chancellor is absent or the position is vacant, afterwards the Prime Minister can declare a state of emergency and declare emergency laws, without the approval of the parliament, to resolve the problem, if he felt necessary, but such 

(Q)
Subject to this constitution, as soon as after declaring a state of emergency, the Prime Minister and Acting Prime Minister, can declare martial law, if he deems fit, but should not declare martial law, under any other circumstances, if the House of Representative, Senate, Grand Senate, Acting Prime Minister or the Prime Minister felt martial law is no longer necessary, the martial law must end. No person other than the Prime Minister and the Acting Prime Minister can declare martial law over the Commonwealth.

(R)
The Prime Minister has the authority to dismiss the emergency law made by the Acting Prime Minister, after returning.

(S)

In regards to what to do this section of this constitutional reform is created in reference to the State Department of the United States of America and the Executive Yuan of the Republic of China 中華民國(Taiwan) during the era where this constitutional reform is been made and it is also created in reference to the Administration branch of the Ming Empire (China and Eastern Manchuria 1368AC~1644AC) and what lead to the success of these dynasties. 



Section 3.2: House of Armed Forces

(A)
The Executive Government of the Commonwealth should include a House of Armed Forces, subject to this constitution; this is the highest armed forces authority of the Commonwealth. All armed forces of the Commonwealth are subject to the House of Armed Forces. 

(B)
The House of Armed Forces should include a Secretary Armed Forces Council.

(C)
The House of Armed Forces should be administered by the Commander in Chief of the Commonwealth. The Prime Minister is the Commander in Chief of the armed forces of the Commonwealth. When the Prime Minister is absent, the Acting Prime Minister is the Commander in Chief of the armed forces of the Commonwealth.

The Commander in Chief is assisted by the Secretary Armed Forces Council. 

(D)
The Secretary Armed Forces Council, is headed by the Secretary of Armed Forces, follow by the Deputy Secretary of Armed Forces.

(E)
The Secretary of Armed Forces is the most senior ranking member of the armed forces of the Commonwealth, but got no operation command, he is the principal military adviser to the Prime Minister and the Acting Prime Minister.

The Deputy Secretary of Armed forces is the second most senior ranking member of the armed forces of the Commonwealth, but got no operation command, he is the secondary military adviser to the Prime Minister and the Acting Prime Minister.

(G)
The Deputy Secretary of Armed forces should serve the duty of the Secretary of Armed Forces, while the Secretary of Armed Forces is absent. However, all Secretary Armed Forces Council members are by these Constitution military advisers and they may respond to a request or voluntarily submit through the Secretary of Armed Forces, advice or opinions to the Prime Minister, the Acting Prime Minister or the Commonwealth Security Council.

(H)
The Prime Minister and the Acting Prime Minister may seek the advice of and consult with other members of the Secretary Armed Forces Council and combatant commanders. When the Secretary of Armed Forces and Deputy Secretary of Armed Forces present his advice to the Prime Minister or Acting Prime Minister, he should present the range of advice and opinion he has received, along with any individual comments of the other Secretary Armed Forces Council members.

(I)
Each force of the Commonwealth should have a secretary to assist the Prime Minister and Acting Prime Minister, to command it. Such secretary should be the highest-ranking officer of such armed force, but got no operation command, such secretary should be a member of the Secretary Armed Forces Council,

(J)
The Secretary of Armed Forces or the Deputy Secretary of Armed Forces, if the Secretary of Armed Forces is absent, should set the agenda and preside over the Secretary Armed Forces Council meeting. Responsibility as members of the Secretary Armed Forces Council takes precedence over duties as the secretary of military services.

(K) Members of the Secretary Armed Forces Council have no executive authority to command combatant forces; such authority should belong to the Commander in Chief.

(L)
The constitution assigns all forces subject to the House of Armed Forces to combatant commands except those assigned to carry out mission of the services, including recruit, organize, supply, equip, train, service, mobilize, demobilize, court, administer and maintain their respective forces. The Secretary Armed Force Council can have various senior committee, committee and subcommittee to help achieve those goals, the head of each committee should be a member of the armed forces of the Commonwealth. 

(M)
The chain of command to each combatant command runs from 

1. The Commander in Chief, to the officer appointed to administer the Ministry of Defence, to the commander of the combatant command or;

2. the Commander in Chief, to officer appointed to administer the Ministry of Defence, to the officer appointed to administer a department or administration committee that belongs to the Ministry of Defence to the commander of the combatant command or;

3. The Commander in Chief, to officer appointed to administer the Ministry of Defence, to the officer appointed to administer a department or administration committee that belongs to the ministry of defence, to the officer appointed to administer a sub department or administration subcommittee that belongs to such department or administration committee to the commander of the combatant command.

The Secretary of Armed Forces may transmit communications to the commanders of the combatant commands from the Commander in Chief and such officers administering the Ministry of Defence but does not exercise military command over any combatant forces.

(N) The Commander in Chief appoints members of the Secretary Armed Forces Council. The Commander in Chief can remove a person serving as a member of the Secretary Armed Forces Council, from the position, at pleasure.

(O)
A person who can serve as the Secretary of Armed Forces and Deputy Secretary of Armed Forces is a Chief Official of the armed forces of the Commonwealth.

(P)
A person, who can serve as the secretary of an Armed Force of the Commonwealth, is a Chief Official within such Armed Force of the Commonwealth.

(Q)
The person who can become a member of the Secretary Armed Forces Council should

1. Have no criminal record by the Commonwealth
2. be over the age of forty. 
3. Be a citizen of the Commonwealth

(R)
The Armed Forces of the Commonwealth should include at least one army, one navy, one air force and one constitutional guards 憲兵 and the Secretary Armed Force Council should have a Judicatory Senior Committee

(S) If deem necessary, each armed force of the Commonwealth can have secondary armed forces subject to it. The Navy can have a Naval Marine Corps subject to it, if deem necessary. The Air Force can have an Air Force Paratrooper Corps subject to it, if deem necessary.

(T)
The Army is the primary land defines force of the Commonwealth

The Navy is the primary sea defines force of the Commonwealth

The Air Force is the primary sky defines force of the Commonwealth

Subject to the Federal High Court, the Judicatory Senior Committee is the highest judicatory authority for all armed forces of the Commonwealth and the military law, of the Commonwealth. 

The Constitutional Guards are military polices, their primary duties are to police the armed forces of the Commonwealth, their broader mandate can include, 

1. Assisting the civil policing organizations of the Federal or Local government of the Commonwealth to maintain security, when necessary

2. Assisting the army, to perform its duties, when necessary and 

3. To protect the Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister and Acting Prime Minister, when necessary. 

The Constitutional Guards is the Primary law enforcement organization for Officials and General Personnel of the Armed Forces of the Commonwealth and is the highest law enforcement authority subject to the House of Armed Forces for Officials and General Personnel of the Armed Force of the Commonwealth and military base of the Commonwealth.

(U)

In regards to what to do, this section of this constitutional reform is created in reference to the Joint Chief of Staff of the United States of America during the era where this constitutional reform is formed and  what lead to the success of this dynasty.