$ecular#eckler
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I am very confident that I am the open mind and the most advanced. The people who are inclined, talented, and skilled, for the effort will probably not be able to present anything that challenges my idea of a six-part separation model. At best they will provide ideas for advancing my model.dude - i am saying - tell me what you'd do. you have a blank sheet of paper to tell me how we fix this. im open to your suggestions - IF YOU'D GIVE ANY.
hopefully if we rewrite that bad boy, we have people with a far more open mind at the helm. and hopefully those people give ideas, not bullshit.
The separation model I present suggests that the separation of government is demarcated by the six partitions of law, and then those branches are subdivided by the traditional three processes of law.
The Administration is comprised of the six leaders of the legislative bodies and supreme court chief justice, and the executive officers of the security departments.
- The President is nominated by the legislative factions (political parties), and appointed by general population referendum. The President is responsible for the orderly functions of the Intelligence Security Department, and appoints the director for the Intelligence Department. The Directer of the Intelligence Department is nominated by the Department personnel.
- The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court is nominated by the court factions, and appointed by the President. The Chief Justice is responsible for the orderly functions of the Courts and the Military Security Department. The Commander of the Military is nominated by the Military personnel, and appointed by the President.
- The Foreman of the Senate is nominated by the Senate of State Jurists, and appointed by the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. The Foreman of the Senate is responsible for the orderly functions of the Senate and State Security Department. The Ambassador of State is nominated by the State Department personnel and appointed by the President.
- The Chairman of the Board of Commerce is appointed by the Board of Commerce and is responsible for the orderly functions of the Commerce Security Department. The Commissioner of the Commerce Department is nominated by Department personnel and appointed by the Chairman of the Board of Commerce.
- The Attorney General is appointed by the League of States Attorneys General, and is responsible for the orderly functions of the Justice Security Department. The Attorney Advocate is nominated by the Justice Department personnel and appointed by the Attorney General.
- The Speaker of the Network of Representatives is appointed by the Network of Representatives, and is responsible for the orderly functions of the Interior Security Department. The Custodian of the Interior Department is nominated by Department personnel and appointed by the Speaker of the Network.