The Executive Government of the
Commonwealth should be split into three branches, including House of
Administration, House of Armed Forces and House of Human Resource.
Section 3.1: House of Administration
(A)
The
Executive Government of the Commonwealth should include a House of
Administration, subject to this constitution, this is the highest
Administration authority of the Commonwealth.
(B)
The
House of Administration should be administered by the Administration
Chancellor. The Prime Minister appoint the Administration Chancellor, if the
Prime Minister is absent, such authority is given to the Acting Prime Minister,
but the Prime Minister can overrule the decision of the Acting Prime Minister,
after returning from absent. The Administration Chancellor should serve a term
that expire upon the pleasure of the Prime Minister.
(C)
Subject
to the Administration Chancellor and Acting Administration Chancellor, the
House of Administration should be split into six ministries, including the ministry
of finance and interior affairs(戶部), the ministry of foreign affairs, public
relationship and public education(禮部), the ministry of defense(兵部), the
ministry of justice(刑部), the ministry of House of Administration human
resource(吏部) and the
ministry of public service and national infrastructure(工部).
All
departments and administration committees of the Commonwealth, should be
subject to one of the six ministries. Each department, can have various sub
departments and administration Sub Committee subject to it.
Foreign affair and public education belongs to the same ministry, because a ministry in charge of foreign affair got a better understanding to education needed to remain competitive in the international community and can better import foreign knowledge into the country. Thus, both the department of foreign affair and the department of education, should belong to the same ministry.
(D)
An officer appointed to
administer a ministry of the Commonwealth should be a candidate proposed by the
Administration Chancellor or Acting Administration Chancellor and approved by
the Prime Minister, such officer should be known as a Senior Minister.
The person appointed to
administer the ministry of justice should also be known as an Attorney General.
No person who is not a citizen of the Commonwealth by birth should administer the ministry of defence or a department, administration committee, sub department or an administration Sub Committee, subject to the ministry of defence, unless approved by the Senate and if such person, hold citizenship to his nation of his birth, he must also be approved by the House of Representative.
(E)
An officer appointed to
administer a department of the Commonwealth or an administration committee of
the Commonwealth, should be a candidate proposed by the Senior Minister
administering the ministry, such department or administration committee is
subject to and approved by the Prime Minister. Such officer administering such
department should be known as a minister. Such officer administering such
administration committee, should be known as an Administration Committee
Chairman
(G)
An officer appointed to
administer a sub department of the Commonwealth or an administration Sub
Committee of the Commonwealth, should be a candidate proposed by the minister
administering the department, such sub department or administration Sub
Committee is subject to and approved by the Administration Chancellor or Acting
Administration Chancellor. Such officer administering such sub department
should be known as a Junior Minister. Such officer administering such
administration Sub Committee, should be known as an Administration Sub
Committee Chairman.
(H)
The
law set all departments and sub departments of the Commonwealth and which
ministry is such department subject to and which department, is such sub
department subject to. The structure and operation procedure of each
department, sub department, administration committee and administration Sub
Committee should be subject to the law, such law should be created base on the
function of such department, sub department, administration committee or
administration Sub Committee.
(I)
There
should be a Federal Administration Council, member of such Council, should
include the Administration Chancellor and such officer appointed to administer
a ministry, department, sub department, administration committee or
administration Sub Committee. Members of the Federal Administration
Council got the right to propose law to the parliament. No person should
administer more than one ministry, one department, one administration
committee, one sub department or one administration Sub Committee, at a
time.
(J)
If
1.
the Administration Chancellor is absent or if the position is vacant, the
officer appointed to administer the ministry of finance and internal affair (戶部尚書) should serve as Acting Administration Chancellor and if
such officer is also absent or if the position is vacant, then;
2. the officer appointed to administer the ministry of foreign affairs, public relationship and public education (禮部尚書) should serve as Acting Administration Chancellor and if such officer is also absent or if the position is vacant then;
3. The officer appointed to administer the ministry of defense (兵部尚書) should serve as Acting Administration Chancellor and if such officer is also absent or if the position is vacant then;
4. The officer appointed to administer the ministry of justice (刑部尚書), should serve as Acting Administration Chancellor and if such officer is also absent or if the position is vacant then;
5. The officer appointed to administer the ministry of House of Administration human resource (吏部尚書) should serve as Acting Administration Chancellor and if such officer is also absent or if the position is vacant then;
6. the officer appointed to administer the ministry of public service and national infrastructure (工部尚書) should serve as Acting Administration Chancellor
(K)
The
House of Administration should propose the budget of the Commonwealth, of the
following year, to the Parliament, before the end of the financial year.
(L)
The
Federal Administration Council got the responsibility to advice the Parliament
in the Administration of the Commonwealth.
The Senate has the right to question the Administration Chancellor and Senior Ministers, the President of the Senate set such meeting.
The House of Representative has
the right to question any Ministers, Administration Committee Chairman, Junior
Ministers and Administration Sub Committee Chairman. The Speaker of the House
of Representative set such meeting.
The Prime Minister has the right
to question member of the Federal Administration Council, the Prime Minister
set such meeting.
The Acting Prime Minister has the right to question member of the Federal Administration Council, the Acting Prime Minister set such meeting.
(M)
If
the Administration Chancellor or Acting Administration Chancellor believe any
law, budget or treaty that the Parliament approved is difficult to implement,
he shall inform the Prime Minister, if the Prime Minister approve, the
Administration Chancellor or Acting Administration Chancellor, if the
Administration Chancellor is absent or if the position is vacant shall, inform
the Grand Senate within ten days. The Chairman of the Grand Senate shall summon
the Grand Senate to meet within seven days to discuss the issue, if the
Chairman of the Grand Senate did not summon the Grand Senate to meet within
seven days, the Grand Senate should meet automatically to discuss the issue on
day seven. The Grand Senate shall make a vote of determination within fifteen
days after the first meeting to discuss the issue and if over half of the
member of the Grand Senate, still voted in favor of the approved law, budget or
treaty, then the Administration Chancellor and the Acting Administration
Chancellor, must accept the decision.
(N)
The person who is a member of the
Federal Administration Council should
1. have no criminal record
2. not be a current official or General
Personnel of the Armed Force of the Commonwealth and
3. be over the age of
thirty
(P)
Chapter 2 section 62 of the constitution should not apply to a member of
the Federal Executive Council, which have otherwise been specified by the
constitution. Chapter 2 section 64 of the Constitution should no longer be used. Chapter 2 section 67 of the Constitution should not apply to a member of
the Federal Executive Council, which have otherwise been specified by the
constitution.
(Q)
During a time of nature disaster
and there is a need to deal with the problem right away, the Prime
Minister should meet up with the Administration Chancellor or Acting
Administration Chancellor if the Administration Chancellor is absent or the
position is vacant, afterwards the Prime Minister can declare a state of
emergency and declare emergency laws, without the approval of the
parliament, to resolve the problem, if he felt necessary, but such emergency
law should not exceed such purpose and shall expire upon one month, unless
approved by the Grand Senate, when the Prime Minister is absent, such authority
of the Prime Minister, belongs to the Acting Prime Minister.
(R)
During a time of civil unrest or
foreign invasion or major financial disaster and there is a need to deal with
the problem right away, the Prime Minister should meet up with the
Administration Chancellor or Acting Administration Chancellor if the
Administration Chancellor is absent or the position is vacant, afterwards the
Prime Minister can declare a state of emergency and declare emergency laws,
without the approval of the parliament, to resolve the problem, if he felt
necessary, but such emergency law should not exceed such purpose and shall
expire upon ten days, unless approved by the Grand Senate, when the Prime
Minister is absent, such authority of the Prime Minister, belongs to the Acting
Prime Minister.
(S)
Subject to this constitution, as
soon as after declaring a state of emergency, the Prime Minister and Acting
Prime Minister, can declare martial law, if he deems fit, but should not
declare martial law, under any other circumstances, if the House of
Representative, Senate, Grand Senate, Acting Prime Minister or the Prime
Minister felt martial law is no longer necessary, the martial law must end. No
person other than the Prime Minister and the Acting Prime Minister can declare
martial law over the Commonwealth.
(T)
The Prime Minister has the
authority to dismiss the emergency law made by the Acting Prime Minister, after
returning.
(U)
In
regards to what to do this section of this constitutional reform is created in
reference to the State Department of the United States of America and the
Executive Yuan of the Republic of China 中華民國(Taiwan) during the era where this
constitutional reform is been made and it is also created in reference to the
Administration branch of the Ming Empire明 (China and Eastern Manchuria
1368AC~1644AC) and what lead to the success of these dynasties.
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