[PROPOSAL] Government Official Review Act

To protect the Empire of the Undivided Nations from the dangers of inactivity and to ensure continuous progress made by the administration, the Government Official Review Act allows the government to stay moving and unaffected by activity. The GOR Act mandates that every 1 month the Emperor (or his/her regent if they are unable to perform their duties) is to make a compulsory review of all government offices and officials. The Emperor must make the simple decision if the entity or subject they are reviewing has made adequate effort in the government. Examples of not doing adequate work include:

• Inactivity (without giving a forewarning of soon to come inactivity and a proper reason)
  
• Blatantly ignoring their job as a Government Official
  

If the Emperor deems the office or official as not making adequate work they can deal out the following actions:

• Temporarily suspend the official from office for up to 2 weeks
  
  
  
  • The Emperor must appoint a replacement official if he/she suspends an official
    
  
  
  
• Dismiss the official from office
  
  
  
  • If the Emperor dismisses an official from office they must hold special elections to elect a replacement for the official. The elected replacement will serve out the rest of the dismissed officials term.
    
  
  
  
• Give the official or office a warning to increase activity
  

To prevent the emperor from abusing their power to remove political rivals or opponents from office or suspend their ability to perform their duties, the Senate can call for a vote to suspend the Emperor’s ability to give out punishments during a review. The vote can only pass with a five-sevenths vote and after the passing, the panel of regional judges will review the case. If the judges decide that the Emperor was abusing power, the judges can reinstate the official back into office. If they deem that the Emperor used his/her power accordingly, the punishment on the official remains. This ruling made by the judges can be overturned by a sixth-sevenths vote from the senate.

Aav VerinHall wrote:Interesting idea. I especially like how you say "Shall give a warning to increase inactivity."

Xernos wrote:Well, I find it nice to have although it could use some editing. It's too simplistic we need to add on make it as useful as possible, for example we could add other senators can vote to dismiss a senator for inactivity but needs a super majority and approval from the emperor.

Otherwise, I senator Xernos motion this bill

Lord Adorable wrote:

Xernos wrote:Well, I find it nice to have although it could use some editing. It's too simplistic we need to add on make it as useful as possible, for example we could add other senators can vote to dismiss a senator for inactivity but needs a super majority and approval from the emperor.

Otherwise, I senator Xernos motion this bill

I believe that implementing more power into the Emperor and regional founder will be better then giving the process more elongated and bureaucratic. The leader and founder of the region tend to be the most active and thus, they should have the power to judge if someone is active or not

Osterriech wrote:

Lord Adorable wrote:

Xernos wrote:Well, I find it nice to have although it could use some editing. It's too simplistic we need to add on make it as useful as possible, for example we could add other senators can vote to dismiss a senator for inactivity but needs a super majority and approval from the emperor.

Otherwise, I senator Xernos motion this bill

I believe that implementing more power into the Emperor and regional founder will be better then giving the process more elongated and bureaucratic. The leader and founder of the region tend to be the most active and thus, they should have the power to judge if someone is active or not

EXACTLY what I've been saying all along, the only reason that I had a decrease in activity is because I had no role in government anymore after I was removed from office, and I think that this concept applies to all other offices as well. because of that, I think that the higher offices should be given more power so that they aren't allowed to just sit around, because they'll have responsibilities.