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| The Legislative Law Review Commission Act A Bill to establish a commission to review the laws of the nation, codify them and propose changes to increase the effectiveness of the enforcement and execution of laws in Alexandria. BE IT ENACTED by the Emperor's most Excellent Imperial Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Members of Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows: ARTICLE 1: LEGISLATIVE LAW REVIEW COMMISSION a. Creation of the Commission. A Commission for the Review of Imperial Law (referred to as “The Commission”) will be created under the Imperial Parliament, composed of three Members of Parliament, the Prime Minister and two appointed representatives of the Emperor. b. Political party composition. Out of the three Members of Parliament, one must be a Conservative, the other a member of the Liberal Alternative and the other from the Alexandrian Amelioration Party. Should one of these three members withdraw from the commission, the Speaker of the Imperial Parliament shall appoint a Member of Parliament at his discretion to fill that spot. The replacement does not need to be from the same political party as the Member of Parliament that formerly held the seat. c. Appointed representative of the Emperor. The Emperor's representatives shall be appointed via Imperial Decree by His Imperial Majesty. The representatives shall be appointed by the Emperor at his discretion. The only restriction placed upon the appointment is that the persons appointed to this position cannot be Members of Parliament. d. Scope, description and powers of the Commission. The Commission for the Review of Imperial Law shall be created exclusively for the following purposes:
(ii) to codify all Imperial law into an Alexandrian Imperial Code for better organization and ease of access; (iii) to propose and draft changes and reforms to better the enforcement and execution of Alexandrian laws; (iv) to evaluate and examine the proposed electoral reforms by Jean Michel Leclerc. f. Inactivity. Should the Commission go inactive, the Emperor has the right to dissolve the Commission through Imperial Decree. g. Dissolution. The Commission will dissolve itself once it has required its reporting requirements as established in section e. ARTICLE 2. IMPERIAL ASSENT. This act shall not become law until it has received Imperial Assent. |