Power Russia. 7

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Basic rules of the Power RUS

Content:

Chapter 1. The sovereign foundations of the world outlook.

Chapter 2. Fundamentals of property rights.

Chapter 3. Fundamentals of money circulation.

Chapter 4. Fundamentals of the tax system.

Chapter 5. Basics of the sovereign device.

Chapter 6. Foundations of the supreme power.

Chapter 7. Foundations of representative power.

Chapter 8. Fundamentals of local self-government.

Chapter 9. Basics of information dissemination.

Chapter 10. Fundamentals of the education system.

Chapter 11. Foundations of social behavior.

Chapter 12. Fundamentals of sovereign planning.

Chapter 13. Foundations of the justice system.

Chapter 14. Basic rights and freedoms.

Chapter 7: Foundations of Representative Power

7.1. The leaders of the territories, as well as cities with a population of more than five hundred thousand inhabitants, called Princes, are appointed by the Tsar for a period of nine years, from among the Rusichs who at the time of appointment have reached forty-five and not older than sixty-five years, have higher education, have no criminal record, passing service in the power departments of Russia or in reserve, in the rank of general, having experience in managing a city, region, or a military unit, or collectives of enterprises or organizations, numbering more than three thousand people for a total period of at least seven years, if they have one or more a child, and being in a family, legalized relationship, an alliance with a citizen or citizen of Russia, at the time of appointment, out of three candidates presented for appointment by the relevant regional or city Duma.

7.2. Princes and Knights form the Sovereign Council of Rus.

7.3. The leaders of cities with a population of less than five hundred inhabitants, but more than two hundred and ten thousand inhabitants, called Boyars, are elected by the relevant city Duma for a period of nine years, from among the Rusichi who at the time of appointment have reached forty and not older than sixty-five years, have a higher legal education, do not have convictions serving in the power departments of Russia or being in reserve, with the rank of senior officer and above, with experience in leading teams of more than a thousand people for a total period of at least five years.

7.4. The leaders of cities with a population of less than two hundred and ten thousand inhabitants, but more than seventy-seven thousand inhabitants, also called Boyars, are elected by the population of the corresponding cities for a period of three years, from among the Rusichi who at the time of appointment have reached thirty-five and not older than sixty-five years, who have a higher legal education with no criminal record, serving in the power departments of Russia or being in reserve, with the rank of junior officer and above, with experience in leading teams of more than five hundred people for at least three years in a row.

7.5. Boyars form the Boyar Duma on their basis.

7.6. The procedure for the formation of the Sovereign Council and the procedure for the election of the boyars of the Boyar Duma are established by special rules. There are no restrictions on the number of appointments for princes and boyars.

7.7. One and the same person cannot simultaneously be a member of the Sovereign Council and a member of the Boyar Duma. Boyarin cannot be a deputy of other representative bodies of sovereign power and bodies of local self-government.

7.8. Members of the Boyar Duma work on the basis of participation in autumn and spring meetings lasting at least two months. Boyars cannot be in the sovereign service, engage in other paid activities, except for teaching, scientific and other creative activities, as well as governing the city that elected him.

7.9. Princes and Boyars enjoy immunity throughout their term of office. They cannot be detained, arrested, searched, except in cases of detention at the scene of a crime, and also subjected to personal search, except in cases where it is provided for by special rules to ensure the safety of other people.

7.10. The question of depriving the immunity of the Princes or Boyars is decided upon the proposal of the Chief Prosecutor of Russia, the Sovereign Council or the Boyar Duma, respectively.

7.11. Meetings of the Sovereign Council are held behind closed doors. Meetings of the Boyar Duma are open to the public. In cases stipulated by the regulations of the Boyar Duma, it has the right to hold closed meetings.

7.12. To exercise control over the execution of the sovereign budget, the Sovereign Council and the Boyar Duma form the Accounts Chamber, the composition and procedure of which are determined by special rules.

7.13. The princes approve for a period of three years the leaders of the zemstvos, namely, cities with a population of less than seventy seven to twenty one thousand inhabitants and districts, called the heads, elected by the population of these zemstvos, from among the Rusichs who at the time of election reached thirty-three and not older than sixty-five years with higher education, no criminal record, conscripted military service in the power departments of Russia.

7.14. The chapters form on their basis the Zemsky Sobor, which meets every winter for its meeting for a period of at least sixteen days.

7.15. The jurisdiction of the Sovereign Council includes:

7.15.1. Approval of the change in the borders between the edges of Russia;

7.15.2. Appointment of elections for the Tsar of Russia;

7.15.3. Appointment, upon the nomination of the King, to the office of judges of the Main Court;

7.15.4. Appointment on the recommendation of the Tsar to the position of judges of the Supreme Court of Russia;

7.15.5. Appointment, upon the recommendation of the Tsar, to office and dismissal of the Chief Prosecutor of Russia;

7.15.6. Appointment and dismissal of the Deputy Chairman of the Accounts Chamber and half of its members.

7.15.7. Confirmation of the decree of the Tsar of Russia on the introduction of martial law;

7.15.8. Approval of the decree of the Tsar of Russia on the introduction of a state of emergency;

7.15.9. Solving the issue of the possibility of using the Armed Forces of Russia outside its borders;

7.15.10. Determination of the maximum size of the current issue of the ruble for the Bank of Russia.

7.16. The Sovereign Council adopts resolutions on issues attributed to its jurisdiction by the Basic Rules of Rus. The decisions of the Sovereign Council are adopted by a majority vote of the total number of members of the Sovereign Council, unless a different procedure for making decisions is provided for by these rules.

7.17. The Boyar Duma is responsible for:

7.17.1. Giving consent to the Tsar of Russia for the appointment of the Chairman of the Government of Russia;

7.17.2. Resolution of the issue of confidence in the Government of Rus;

7.17.3. Hearing the annual reports of the Government of Russia on the results of its activities, including on issues raised by the Boyar Duma;

7.17.4. Appointment and dismissal of the Chairman of the Accounting Chamber and half of its members;

7.17.5. Appointment and dismissal of the Rusichi Commissioner for Liberties;

7.17.6. Bringing charges against the Tsar of Russia for his removal from office.

7.18. The Boyar Duma adopts resolutions on issues referred to its jurisdiction by these rules. Resolutions of the Boyar Duma are adopted by a majority vote of the total number of Boyars, unless a different procedure for making decisions is provided for by these rules. All sovereign rules are adopted by the Boyar Duma, with the exception of family, labor and housing codes of practice. Sovereign rules are adopted by a majority vote of the total number of Boyars, unless otherwise provided by these rules. The sovereign rules adopted by the Boyar Duma shall be submitted to the Sovereign Council for consideration within five days.

7.19. Sovereign rules are considered approved by the Sovereign Council if more than half of the total number of Princes and Knights voted for it, or if it has not been considered by the Sovereign Council within sixteen days. If the sovereign rules are rejected by the Sovereign Council, the Princes and Boyars can create a conciliation commission to overcome the differences that have arisen, after which the sovereign rules are subject to reconsideration by the Boyar Duma. In case of disagreement of the Boyar Duma with the decision of the Sovereign Council, the sovereign rules are considered adopted if, during the repeated voting, at least two-thirds of the total number of Boyars voted for it.

7.20. The right of legal initiative belongs to the Tsar of Russia, the Knights, five or more Princes, sixteen or more Boyars and the Government of Russia, the Main and Supreme Court of Russia, as well as at least thirty-three chapters of the Zemsky Sobor on issues of their jurisdiction. Legal projects are submitted to the Boyar Duma or Zemsky Sobor on issues of its jurisdiction. Legal projects on the reduction of some of the taxes, exemption from their payment, on the issuance of sovereign loans, on changing the financial obligations of the state, other legal projects providing for expenses covered by the sovereign budget, can be introduced only if there is an opinion of the Government of Russia.

7.21. The sovereign rules on issues adopted by the Boyar Duma are subject to mandatory consideration in the Sovereign Council.

7.21.1. The sovereign budget;

7.21.2. Sovereign taxes and fees;

7.21.3. Financial, currency, credit, customs regulation;

7.21.4. Ratification and denunciation of international treaties of Russia;

7.21.5. The status and protection of the sovereign borders of Russia;

7.21.6. War and Peace.

7.22. The adopted sovereign rules are sent to the Tsar of Russia within five days for approval and promulgation. The Tsar of Russia, within sixteen days, approves the sovereign rules and promulgates them. If the Tsar of Russia rejects them within sixteen days from the date of receipt of the sovereign rules, the Boyar Duma and the Sovereign Council, in accordance with the procedure established by the Basic Rules, shall again consider the returned sovereign rules. If, upon reconsideration, the sovereign rules are approved in the previously adopted version by a majority of at least two-thirds of the total number of members of the Sovereign Council and the Boyar Duma, they are subject to signing by the Tsar of Russia within seven days and promulgation.

7.23. Changes to the Basic Rules of Russia can be made once every nine years, and the planned changes must be published for public discussion at least sixteen months before their adoption. Changes are considered adopted if they are approved by a majority of at least two-thirds of the total number of Boyars and approved by at least three-quarters of the votes of the total number of members of the Sovereign Council at least nine months prior to the date of amendments to the Basic Rules of Russia. The adopted changes within sixteen days are subject to signing by the Tsar of Russia and promulgation.

7.24. The Boyar Duma may be dissolved by the Tsar of Russia in cases stipulated by the special rules of Russia. In the event of the dissolution of the Boyar Duma, the Tsar of Russia sets the date for the elections so that the newly elected Boyar Duma meets no later than five months after the dissolution. The Boyar Duma cannot be dissolved within six months after its election. The Boyar Duma cannot be dissolved from the moment it brought charges against the Tsar of Russia until the adoption of an appropriate decision by the General Council of Russia. The Boyar Duma cannot be dissolved during the period of martial law or a state of emergency throughout the territory of Russia, as well as within nine months before the end of the term of office of the Tsar of Russia

7.25. The General Council of Russia resolves the following issues of the state:

7.25.1. Removal from office of the Tsar of Russia, approved by half of the votes of the members of the General Council;

7.25.2. The entry of Russia into international organizations, blocs, associations, unions, confederations, or a federation of another state on the basis of a nationwide vote held in the state, approved by two-thirds of the votes of the members of the General Council;

7.25.3. Adoption of a new territory as a territory into Russia, on the basis of a nationwide vote held in the province, approved by three-quarters of the votes of the members of the General Council.