Post by Aryeztur Mejorkhor on Dec 2, 2005 20:07:46 GMT -5
Today, eight amendments were added to the constitution aiming to simply the government and bring it into accord with Aryezi culture as well as promote the economy:
Amendment 6: Article IV, Section 1, points 6 and 7 are hereby striken from the Constitution (12/2/2005)
Amendment 7: Ayyad is hereby added to the list of regions and its language Aralai is to be designated as official (12/2/2005)
Amendment 8: Sexual relations with animals are henceforth banned (12/2/2005)
Amendment 9: Post-facto regulations are hereby banned (12/2/2005)
Amendment 10: Agressive displays of religion, fascism, communism, scientific craziness, and desire for popularity contests rather than merit contests are hereby illegal. People with such beliefs will be otherwise respected. (12/2/2005)
Amendment 11: The Parliament shall have the right to regular commerce and trade as it sees fit and can override state and regional regulations on such. (12/2/2005)
Amendment 12: The ban on the Death Penalty does not extend to military cases (12/2/2005)
Amendment 13: The voting, marrying, drinking (where legal), drug usage (where legal), gambling (where legal), and citizenship age is 13 (12/2/2005)
Amendment 14: The Parliament must be and shall be lead by at least a two-thirds majority of the CEY party, which can maintain its own non-governmental decision making agencies (politburos, etc.). The President must be from the CEY party. (12/2/2005)
Amendment 6: Article IV, Section 1, points 6 and 7 are hereby striken from the Constitution (12/2/2005)
Amendment 7: Ayyad is hereby added to the list of regions and its language Aralai is to be designated as official (12/2/2005)
Amendment 8: Sexual relations with animals are henceforth banned (12/2/2005)
Amendment 9: Post-facto regulations are hereby banned (12/2/2005)
Amendment 10: Agressive displays of religion, fascism, communism, scientific craziness, and desire for popularity contests rather than merit contests are hereby illegal. People with such beliefs will be otherwise respected. (12/2/2005)
Amendment 11: The Parliament shall have the right to regular commerce and trade as it sees fit and can override state and regional regulations on such. (12/2/2005)
Amendment 12: The ban on the Death Penalty does not extend to military cases (12/2/2005)
Amendment 13: The voting, marrying, drinking (where legal), drug usage (where legal), gambling (where legal), and citizenship age is 13 (12/2/2005)
Amendment 14: The Parliament must be and shall be lead by at least a two-thirds majority of the CEY party, which can maintain its own non-governmental decision making agencies (politburos, etc.). The President must be from the CEY party. (12/2/2005)