Amendments to the subsisting American charters cannot correctly adjust the separation of government. The separation of government is related to the separation of the articles of its charter. This is the untold dilemma that the Founders encountered that forced them to abandon their commissions to amend the Articles of Confederation. The Founders could not amend the Articles, because the order of its articles was not compatible with the order needed to deploy the Three-part Separation Theory. The Founders needed Articles One, Two, and Three, to demarcate the three branches of government, subsequently, formatting the charter.
In essence, government chartering is much more similar to computer programming than architectural drafting, but when the rhetorical analogy was devised nobody understood computer programming. As computer programming has become better known, it seems that not enough computer programmers understand government chartering to correct the analogy. But that will change very soon, because there are several big tech companies seeking to establish townships for their corporate employees.
The separation of government is supposed to be demarcated by certain sections of law, and then those partitions are subdivided into the familiar three branches, or more accurately, the three general processes of law. Although, there are a lot of sections of law, there are just a handful of sections that are significant to the balance of government powers, and all of the other sections fall under those in an orderly formulation to fulfill the mission of the respective governing partition.
Each partition will have its three processes for a specific section of the law and formulated subsections; a legislative assembly, security department, and judicial supervision. The formulation of each partition with its own security department provides for a direct law enforcement check on the other partitions of the government, compared to the subsisting dubious and disappointing need for bipartisan committees, and independent investigations.
The request for independent investigations obviously indicates that there is a problem with the separation of government powers, and that is because the three parts of government are not inherently in a contest with each other – they are cooperative processes, and the checks on power had to be assigned to the entities, and that tends to be vulnerable to the oligarchy contest for control of the three parts.