Power Russia. 6

2024 Author: Seth Attwood | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-16 15:55

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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 6. Foundations of the supreme power.

6.1. The Tsar of Russia is the main power. Tsar, elected by universal secret ballot by citizens of Russia permanently residing in Russia and having the right to vote, for a period of sixteen years. One and the same person cannot hold the post of Tsar of Russia for more than one term. The procedure for the election of the Tsar of Russia is determined by special rules.

6.2. The Tsar of Russia is the guarantor of the implementation of the Basic Rules of Russia, the observance of the rights and freedoms of all citizens of Russia. In accordance with the procedure established by the Basic Rules of Russia, he takes measures to protect public safety in Russia, ensures the coordinated functioning and interaction of sovereign authorities.

6.3. The Tsar of Russia, in accordance with the Basic Rules of Russia and other sovereign rules, determines the main directions of the internal and foreign policy of the state. The Tsar of Russia, as the head of the state, represents Russia within the country and in international relations.

6.4. Rusich can be elected Tsar of Russia, a man not younger than forty-five and not older than sixty-five years old, permanently residing in the lands of Russia before being elected for at least sixteen years in a row, having a higher education, having no criminal record, serving in the power departments of Russia or being in reserve, with the rank of senior officer and above, having experience in managing a city, 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, having more than one child, who is at the time of election in a family union with a citizen Rus, permanently residing in the lands of Rus before the election of her husband for at least sixteen years in a row. The Tsar is elected from three candidates presented from each government body and separately approved by secret ballot, namely, the Sovereign Council, the Boyar Duma and the Zemsky Sobor.

6.5. Upon assuming office, the Tsar of Russia takes the following oath to the people. I swear, while exercising the powers of the Tsar of Russia, to respect and protect the rights and freedoms of the citizens of Russia, to observe and defend the Basic rules of Russia, to faithfully serve all the peoples of Russia. The oath is taken in a solemn atmosphere in the presence of members of the Sovereign Council and the Boyar Duma.

6.6. Authority of the Tsar. Tsar of Russia:

6.6.1. Appoints, with the consent of the Boyar Duma, the Chairman of the Government of Rus;

6.6.2. Has the right to preside over meetings of the Government of Russia and give the Government of Russia binding instructions;

6.6.3. Decides on the resignation of the Government of Russia;

6.6.4. At the suggestion of the Chairman of the Government of Russia, appoints and dismisses from office the Deputy Chairmen of the Government of Russia and heads of departments;

6.6.5. Submits to the Sovereign Council candidates for appointment to the posts of judges of the Main Court of Russia, the Supreme Court of Russia, as well as the candidacy of the Chief Prosecutor of Russia; submits to the Sovereign Council a proposal to dismiss the Chief Prosecutor of Russia; appoints judges of lower courts;

6.6.6. Forms the Druzhina of the Security Council of Russia;

6.6.7. Appoints and dismisses Vityazi, plenipotentiary representatives of the Tsar of Russia in the districts;

6.6.8. Appoints and dismisses the Governor of all power departments;

6.6.9. Submits to the Boyar Duma a candidate for appointment to the post of Chairman of the Bank of Russia; puts before the Boyar Duma the issue of dismissing the Chairman of the Bank of Russia;

6.6.10. Organizes and heads the Security Council of Rus;

6.6.11. Approves the military doctrine of Russia;

6.6.12. Appoints and recalls, after consultation with the relevant committees or commissions of the Boyar Duma, diplomatic representatives of Russia in foreign states and international organizations.;

6.6.13. Forms the Clerical Chamber, which organizes the daily activities of the Tsar of Russia.

6.7. Law-making of the Tsar.

Tsar of Russia:

6.7.1. Appoints elections to the Boyar Duma in accordance with the Basic Rules of Rus and special sovereign rules;

6.7.2. Dissolves the Boyar Duma in the cases and in the manner provided for by the Basic Rules of Russia;

6.7.3. Appoints the General Council of Russia, the general meeting of the Sovereign Council, the Boyar Duma and the Zemsky Sobor, in the manner prescribed by special rules;

6.7.4. Submits draft rules to the Boyar Duma;

6.7.5. Signs and promulgates the sovereign rules of Russia;

6.7.6. Addresses to the Sovereign Council and the Boyar Duma with annual messages about the situation in the state, about the main directions of the state's foreign and domestic policy.

6.8. Competence of the Tsar.

Tsar of Russia:

6.8.1. Carries out the leadership of the foreign policy of Russia;

6.8.2. Negotiates and signs international treaties of Rus;

6.8.3. Signs the instruments of ratification;

6.8.4. accepts the letters of credence and recall of diplomatic representatives accredited with him.

6.9. The Tsar of Russia is the Supreme Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Russia.

6.10. In the event of someone's aggression against Russia or an immediate threat of aggression, the Tsar of Russia introduces martial law on the territory of Russia or in some of its localities with immediate notification to the Sovereign Council. Martial law is governed by special rules.

6.11. The Tsar of Russia, under the circumstances and in the manner prescribed by special rules, in agreement with the Sovereign Council, introduces a state of emergency on the territory of Russia or in some of its localities.

6.12. Resolves issues of citizenship of Russia and granting political asylum;

6.13. Decorates Russia with sovereign awards, confers honorary titles of Russia, higher military and higher special titles;

6.14. Grants pardons on sentences of courts for especially grave crimes, with the exceptional penalty life imprisonment in the form of commutation of punishment up to a term of nine years in prison

6.15. The Tsar of Russia issues decrees and orders. Decrees and orders of the Tsar of Russia are binding on the entire territory of Russia by sovereign and military authorities, and during the period of martial law also by all citizens, organizations, institutions and enterprises of all forms of ownership. Decrees and orders of the Tsar of Russia should not contradict the Basic Rules of Russia, other sovereign rules.

6.16. The Tsar of Russia begins to exercise his powers from the moment he takes the oath and stops their execution upon the expiration of his term of office from the moment the newly elected Tsar of Russia takes the oath. The Tsar of Russia has immunity.

6.17. The Tsar of Russia terminates the execution of powers ahead of schedule in the event of his resignation, persistent inability for health reasons to exercise his powers or dismissal. In this case, the election of the Tsar of Russia must take place no later than three months from the date of early termination of the exercise of powers. In all cases when the Tsar of Russia is unable to fulfill his duties, they are temporarily performed by the Chairman of the Government of Russia. The Acting Tsar of Russia does not have the right to dissolve the Boyar Duma, appoint the General Council of Russia, and also make proposals for amendments and revisions of the provisions of the Basic Rules of Russia.

6.18. The Tsar of Russia can be removed from office by the General Council of Russia, convened by two-thirds of the votes of the Boyar Duma, only on the basis of the accusation put forward by the Boyar Duma of treason or committing another serious crime, confirmed by the conclusion of the Supreme Court of Russia on the presence of signs of a crime in the actions of the Tsar of Russia and the conclusion of the Basic Court of Rus on the observance of the established procedure for bringing charges.

6.19. The decision of the Boyar Duma to bring charges and the decision of the General Council of Russia to dismiss the Tsar of Russia from office must be adopted by two-thirds of the votes of the total number of their members, on the initiative of at least one third of the boyars and subject to the conclusion of a special commission formed by the Boyar Duma. The decision of the General Council of Russia to dismiss the Tsar of Russia from office must be made no later than three months after the Boyar Duma brought charges against the Tsar. If within this period the decision of the General Council of Russia is not adopted, the accusation against the Tsar is considered rejected.