Rapara Or the Rights of the Individual in the State
Rapara Or the Rights of the Individual in the State
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The member so elected is empowered to choose his own colleagues. When resignation is followed by a dissolution and a general election, the newly-elected State Council is to appoint the head of the Executive.
The Executive Council is to consist of not more than five members, three of whom at the least must be members of the State Council. They are to hold office until their successors are appointed.
The initiation of measures and motions for the imposition of duties and taxes and the expenditure... of 80 ELECTORAL CAMPAIGN public money is to rest solely with the Executive Council ; but this proviso is not to preclude private members from initiating bills which necessitate the imposition of fees or expenditure of public funds for carrying their provisions into effect.
No money is to be borrowed by the State until the proposal is laid before the electors, and a ma- jority of all the enrolled electors is obtained by referendum.
Ordinances that have passed the State Council by a majority of four-fifths of the whole Council may be forthwith signed by the President, and come into force at the date named therein; but ordinances passed by less than four-fifths of the entire number of members shall be held in suspense for three months.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The member so elected is empowered to choose his own colleagues. When resignation is followed by a dissolution and a general election, the newly-elected State Council is to appoint the head of the Executive.
The Executive Council is to consist of not more than five members, three of whom at the least must be members of the State Council. They are to hold office until their successors are appointed.
The initiation of measures and motions for the imposition of duties and taxes and the expenditure... of 80 ELECTORAL CAMPAIGN public money is to rest solely with the Executive Council ; but this proviso is not to preclude private members from initiating bills which necessitate the imposition of fees or expenditure of public funds for carrying their provisions into effect.
No money is to be borrowed by the State until the proposal is laid before the electors, and a ma- jority of all the enrolled electors is obtained by referendum.
Ordinances that have passed the State Council by a majority of four-fifths of the whole Council may be forthwith signed by the President, and come into force at the date named therein; but ordinances passed by less than four-fifths of the entire number of members shall be held in suspense for three months.
What to read after Rapara Or the Rights of the Individual in the State?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Archibald Forsyth to read onlineMoreLess
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