(A)
The
government of the Districts, States and Provinces should include a legislative
branch, judicatory branch and an executive branch. The power of the executive
branch should be vast on the Premier. The power of the legislative branch should be
vast in its parliament which should include the Premier and a Senate.
All Voting Citizen of such
District, State or Province, has the right to vote and each vote is equal is
worth. The candidate who received the most votes, should be elected as the
Premier
(B)
The Premier of
1. A State or a Federal
District must be over the age of thirty-five.
2. A Province, State
District or a Province District must be over the age of thirty.
No
person who has been elected as the Premier of a State, District or Province
twice can
again be candidate for the position of Premier of such State, District or
Province.
Subject to above all
people can be elected to become the Premier of a State, District or Province if
he is
1. A
citizen of the Commonwealth, who is a Voting Citizen of such District, State or
Province,
2. Got
no criminal record by the Commonwealth
3. Got no criminal record by such State, District or Province
4. Got
no criminal record by any State or Province, such Province or District is
subject to
5. Is
elected by citizens of the Commonwealth whom are Voting Citizen of the
District, State or Province.
6. Not a current Official or General Personnel of any armed force of the
Commonwealth
But no person who does not
meet the criteria set out above should be elected as a Premier of a State,
District or Province.
(C)
All citizen of the
Commonwealth age sixteen or over and got no criminal record, got the right to
be a Voting Citizen of a Capital, a District or a State, if he is a resident
within such Capital, such District or such State and has been a resident within
such Capital, such District or such State, for at least the last three years.
All citizen of the Commonwealth age sixteen or over and got no criminal record,
has the right to be the Voting Citizen of at least one Capital or one District
or one State. But no person, who is less than sixteen years old or is not a
citizen of the Commonwealth, can be the Voting Citizen of a Capital, District
or State.
(D)
All
citizen of the Commonwealth age sixteen or over and got no criminal record and
is the Voting Citizen of such State, has the right to be a Voting Citizen of a
Capital, District or Province of such State, if he is a resident within such
Capital, such District or such Province and has been a resident within such
Capital, such District or such Province, for at least the last three years and
all citizen of the Commonwealth age sixteen or over and got no criminal record
and is the Voting Citizen of the State, has the right to be the Voting Citizen
of at least one Capital or one District or at least one Province of such State.
But no person, who is less than sixteen years old or is not a citizen of the
Commonwealth or is not a Voting Citizen of such State, can be the Voting
Citizen of a Capital or a District or a Province of such State.
(E)
1. No
person who is a Voting Citizen of the Federal Capital can be the Voting Citizen
of a District or State.
2. No person who is a
Voting Citizen of a Federal District can be the Voting Citizen of a State or a
Capital.
3. No person who is a
Voting Citizen of a State can be the Voting Citizen of the Federal Capital or a
Federal District.
4. No person who is a
Voting Citizen of the State Capital can be the Voting Citizen of the Federal
Capital or a District.
5. No person who is a
Voting Citizen of a State District can be the Voting Citizen of a Capital or a
Province.
6. No person who is a
Voting Citizen of a Province can be the Voting Citizen of the Federal Capital,
a State Capital, a Federal District or a State District.
7. No person can be the
Voting Citizen of more than one Capital, State, District or Province.
(G)
The
Federal Districts and States are allowed to have its own constitution, but
aspect of its constitution that contradict the constitution of the
Commonwealth, should be deemed as invalid. The Federal Districts and States are
allowed to have its own law, but aspect of its law that contradict the law or
constitution of the Commonwealth, should be abolished.
(H)
The
State Districts and Provinces are allowed to have its own constitution, but
aspect of its constitution that contradict the constitution of the Commonwealth
or the State it belongs to, should be deemed as invalid. The State Districts
and Provinces are allowed to have its own law, but aspect of its law that
contradict the constitution or law of the Commonwealth or the State it belongs
to, should be abolished.
(H)
Province
Districts are allowed to have its own constitution, but aspect of its
constitution that contradict the constitution of the Commonwealth or the State
or the Province it belongs to, should be deemed as invalid. Province Districts
are allowed to have its own law, but aspect of its law that contradict the
constitution or law of the Commonwealth or the State or the Province it belongs
to, should be abolished.
(I)
Whether
the constitution and law of a Province, District or State is in contradiction
to the constitution or law of the Commonwealth should be determined by the
Federal High Court. All citizen of the Commonwealth that is over the age of
twenty can sue aspect of the law or constitution of a State, District or
Province to be in violation of the law or constitution of the Commonwealth, the
ruling should be done by the Federal High Court. Such trial should be trial
by a panel of five justices, accompany by a panel of at least fifteen juries
and the
decision of such trial of the Federal High Court, should be determined by a
vote of the five justices and agree upon by the jury, whenever the
jury and the justices cannot agree with each other, there should be a
retrial. But if, at least, four of the five justices voted for the same
decision, the agreement of the jury is not necessary.
(J)
The
area size of a District should be no larger than 3000km2 and no smaller than
500km2. A territory of the Commonwealth that is no larger than 3000km2 and no
smaller than 500km2 in size, can become a Federal District when it got a
population over 1 million citizens of the Commonwealth, a State District when
it got a population over five hundred thousand citizens of the Commonwealth, if
it is a part of a State, a Province District when it got a population over one
hundred thousand citizens of the Commonwealth, if it is a part of a Province.
(K)
A
Federal District can become a part of a State and downgraded to become a State
District, when its population dropped below five hundred thousand citizens of
the Commonwealth. A Federal District and a State District can become a part of
a Province and downgraded to become a Province District, when its population
dropped below one hundred thousand citizens of the Commonwealth. A Federal
District, a State District and a Province District can be downgrade to become a
Town or a County or a part of a Town or County, when its population dropped
below fifty thousand citizens of the Commonwealth.
(L)
A
State District and a Province District can be upgrade to become a Federal
District once its population of Commonwealth citizen reached over 1 million, in
which, the District would no longer be a part of a State or a Province. A
Province District can be upgrade to become a State District once its population
of Commonwealth citizen reached over five hundred thousand, in which, the
District would no longer be a part of a Province.
(M)
Upon
becoming a Province District, Voting Citizens of such District would
automatically become Voting Citizens of such Province and such State, it
belongs to. Upon becoming a part of a State District, a Voting Citizen of such
District would automatically become a Voting Citizens of such State it belongs
to and seize been the Voting Citizen of any Province. Upon becoming a Federal
District, Voting Citizens of such District would automatically seize been the
Voting Citizens of any State or Province.
(N)
Subject
to the Premier, the Executive Government of a Federal District and a State
should be split into six ministries including
1. The Ministry of Finance and Internal Affair
2.
The Ministry of Public Relationship and Public Education
3.
The Ministry of Security.
4.
The Ministry of Justice
5.
The Ministry of Executive Government Human Resource
6. The Ministry of Public
Service and Infrastructure
Each ministry can have
various department and administration committee been subject to it. Each
department and each administration committee can have various sub department
and administration subcommittee subject to it.
The Officer appointed to
administer
1. A ministry should be
appointed by the Premier, he should be known as a Senior Minister
2. A department or
administration committee should be appointed by the officer appointed to
administering such ministry, the department or administration committee is
subject to and approved by the Premier
3. Such officer appointed
to administer a sub department or administration subcommittee, should be a
candidate proposed by the officer administering the department or
administration committee such sub department or administration subcommittee, is
subject to and approved by the Premier
Such officer administering
the Ministry of Justice should also be known as an Attorney General.
(O)
The
Executive Government of a State District and a Province should have various
departments and administration committees. Each department can have various sub
department and administration subcommittee subject to it. Each administration
committee can have various administration subcommittees subject to it. The officer administering
1. A
department or administration committee should be appointed by the Premier.
2. The
officer appointed to administer a sub department or an administration
subcommittee, should be a candidate propose by the officer administering such
department or administration committee, the sub department or administration
subcommittee is subject to and approved by the Premier
(P)
The Executive Government
of a Province District should have various department and administration
committees subject to it, such officer administers such department or
administration committee, should be appointed by the Premier.
(Q)
Such officer appointed
administer a ministry, department, administration committee, sub department or
administration subcommittee of a State, District or a Province, should be a
member of the Executive Council of such, State, District or Province, he should
be over the age of thirty.
(R)
The
Justice of the judicatory branch of a State or a Federal District should be
candidates propose by its Attorney General and approved by its Senate.
(S)
All people can be a member
of the Executive Council of a State, District or Province and can be elected to
become the member of a Senate of a State, District or Province if he is
1. A
citizen of the Commonwealth, who is a Voting Citizen of such District, State or
Province,
2. Got
no criminal record by the Commonwealth
3. Got no criminal record by such State, District or Province
4. Got
no criminal record by the State or Province such Province or District is
subject to.
5. Is
over the age of thirty
6. Not a current Official or General Personnel of any armed force of the
Commonwealth
But no person who does not
meet the criteria set out above should be a member of the Executive Council a
State, District or Province or be elected as a member of the Senate of a State,
District or Province.
(T)
No person can administer
more than one ministry, department, sub department, administration committee or
administration subcommittee of a State, District or Province,
(U)
The Senate of
1. A State should
have at least fifty Senators, but no more than one hundred Senators, with
at least one representative per Province and State District. The number of
State District and Provinces combine should not be more than fifty
2. A Province should
have at least twenty Senators, but no more than fifty Senators, there should be
at least one Senator per Province District, Town or County, the number of
Province District, Town and County combine should not be more than twenty.
3. a Federal District should
have at least fifty Senators, with at least one Senator per Sub
District and Special Sub District, but no more than one hundred
Senators, unless its number of Sub District and Special Sub District
combine is more than one hundred, in which, the number of Senator should be
equal to the number of Sub District and Special Sub District combine.
4. a State District should
have at least twenty Senators, with at least one Senator per Sub District
and Special Sub District, but no more than fifty Senators, unless its
number of Sub District and Special Sub District combine is more than fifty, in
which, the number of Senator should be equal to the number of Sub District and
Special Sub District combine.
5. a Province District
should have at least twelve Senators, with at least one Senator per Sub
District and Special Sub District, but no more than twelve
Senators, unless its number of Sub District and Special Sub District
combine is more than twelve, in which, the number of Senator should be equal to
the number of Sub District and Special Sub District combine.
(V)
The Premier of a State,
District or Province should serve a term that is four years till expire.
(W)
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