Executive council act

Bill Identifier: 20260104-1

Summary: No summary.

Raw Contents:

Recently there have been a slew of new laws proposed and passed in council. I think that it’s good that we’ve been establishing new rules and creating order, but I keep noticing the same issue appearing in all of these laws.
Namely, the lack of a regulating body to enforce and carry out these laws. Another problem I’ve noticed is that no archive of laws is being made. We have no way of knowing the laws we’ve established other than searching through old posts. This has already presented itself as a problem with the party bills, with due_camel’s bill that was passed by the council being proposed again by someone else. Therefore, in order to create a legitimate enforcement system and solve these issues, I propose the following:
Definitions:
-Census: as defined in Due_Camel’s party bill passed by the council
Article I:
A new entity is to be established; the executive cabinet. It will be comprised of ‘departments’ responsible for managing and enforcing laws regarding a specific subject assigned to individual departments.
Article II:
Departments will be comprised of ‘ministers’ who are assigned specific duties. Citizens will be nominated for a position in the Cabinet by the president-elect and will be appointed after being confirmed by the council in a 5/7 majority vote. No citizen may be nominated while holding another governmental office, nor may they be nominated for more than one ministerial position.
After confirmation by the council, they will serve until the next cabinet is nominated and confirmed. Should the council deem a minister unfit in their duties via a 5/7 majority vote, they will be impeached and any staff appointed by their authority will be removed. The president must then nominate another citizen to take their place.
Article III:
A new department is to be established: the Department of Public Affairs. This department will be responsible for communicating with the general public.
Two ministers will oversee the department:
-Minister of the Press, responsible for informing citizens of the council’s decisions regarding recent propositions.
-Minister of the Library, responsible for creating and maintaining a publicly accessible list of all bills passed by the Council.
Article IV:
A new department is to be established: the Department of Political Affairs. This department will be responsible for enforcing laws regarding political parties and the government.
Three ministers will oversee the department:
-Minister of Elections, responsible for overseeing the registration of candidates, creation of the ballot, and determining results
-Minister of the Census, responsible for communicating with party leaders and registering independents on the census in accordance with previously established law.
-Minister of Political Regulation, responsible for enforcing any laws concerning political parties and coalitions.
Article V:
Should a minister find their duties too burdensome, they may make a request to the council to expand their department and recruit aid. Should the council approve such a request, the minister may recruit a number of citizens decided by the council. Citizens recruited to aid a department will not be considered ministers.
Article VI:
New departments and ministerial positions will be established in one of two ways:
-A bill proposing the creation of a new department or ministry passed by the council.
-The president and council agreeing to split an already existing department or ministerial position’s responsibilities.
Edit: Passed as of 8 January 2026

Status: Passed

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